Thanks Doc. Lovely toys those. i thought they were die-cast bodies but I see they're shiny plastic. Super cool designs. Have a nice day in Oregon! What else is in your collection?
Oh, no... the green and blue parts are indeed diecast. Thanks for checking out some of my other stuff. I don't have a lot anymore. Lost our house in 2020, so most of my stuff had to go. I do have a select amount of toys that I narrowed down to the 70s, with very few exceptions :)
I have two of those types of rocket ships, they are Tootsie Toys. It's pretty neat that they combined the two in one package. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Doctor. Why not send me some pics of your ships?
DeleteI posted them on my IG for you... instagram.com/p/CqfsGJzLT4x
DeleteThanks Doc. Lovely toys those. i thought they were die-cast bodies but I see they're shiny plastic. Super cool designs. Have a nice day in Oregon! What else is in your collection?
DeleteOh, no... the green and blue parts are indeed diecast. Thanks for checking out some of my other stuff. I don't have a lot anymore. Lost our house in 2020, so most of my stuff had to go. I do have a select amount of toys that I narrowed down to the 70s, with very few exceptions :)
DeleteSo sorry you lost your home Doc. If you ever want to publish pics of your 70s collectables as well as your IG then just let me know.
DeleteFlash Gordon Tootsie Toys from early sixties.
ReplyDeleteFlash Gordon eh! Fascinating.
Deleteand pack art is ripped off Chris Foss illustrations from James Blish 'Torrent of Faces' and probably his Ian Gillan Band cover Bill
ReplyDeleteWell spotted Bill! ta!
DeleteFirst thing that came to my mind was that it looks a bit like the Moonbus from 2001.
ReplyDeleteIt does, completely, I agree Yorkie!
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