Saturday, 17 May 2025

SPACEX PHOTO ALBUM

 As it's been a packed Spacex afternoon I thought I'd join in, myself, and add a few old photos I've taken over the years of  contributing to the blog of some of my Spacex toys.



























11 comments:

  1. Fantastic gallery Scoop! You have a fine SpaceX fleet there and stunning snaps. My faves are the final two, the flying LT10 and the Apollo Tracker. Sublime!

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    1. From back in the early days of the blog, Woodsy. Sadly, the diorama board is no more, although it did its job.

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  2. I'm droolin' here Scoop! LOL Absolutely love the small side of space toy collecting, and of course your awesome toyscapes!

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    1. Small space toys are great fun, Ed, although totally unconvincing in a diorama setting. Thankfully, my regular viewers enjoy them and allow for an extreme willing suspension of disbelief . ; D

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  3. A stunning collection - wow! SFZ

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    1. Cheers Zigg. I still keep an eye out for the odd gap in my collection, but sadly, I've more or less given up on collecting Spacex toys nowadays, as it became apparent a while back that some people were prepared to pay ridiculous, sums for them. As I say, I still pick them up if they're reasonably priced but If somebody wants to pay a heck of a lot more than me, I'm not daft enough to stand in their way . :)

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    2. You managed to grab an admirable collection while they were still affordable, good job! SFZ

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  4. Great shots of 'hard to photograph tiny toy spacecraft and vehicles.
    Never seen that purple helicopter thingy. Nice.
    And I like the idea that they have at least 7 forklifts. Now that's a proper Spaceport !

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    1. The design for the Helicopter first appeared in a TV 21 Agent 21 comic strip, Mish., and the forklift appeared in a TV21 Fireball XL5 strip.
      You're absolutely right about photographing those small toys. Trying to get a reasonable depth of field with all the toy in focus is certainly tricky . I much prefer taking photos of larger toys and models.

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  5. First class scenes, Scoop. They really bring these vintage craft to life.

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