It's Vantastic! 

Sometime around 1966, I bought a Corgi Cadillac Ambulance.  As a little kid, I was attracted to the flashing light on the roof, and didn...

Hi Woodsy.  Seeing Scoop's Buck Rogers Star Fighter reminded me I had this … for those who like add- ons , it's signed by Gil Gerar...

Hi Woodsy, Paul Adams recently commented on the Corgi extra stickers ( re. Lewis's DB5 post). Here's set a with the license plates. ...

Hi All, Re. My Corgi Consul, the chrome finish has come out very well! I think if I'd used a chrome pen, the paint may have clumped. Wh...

Woodsy, Attached are some photos of the partly completed project. So I'm at the detailing stages of the Corgi. It's not riveted in o...

Woodsy I've started work on my Corgi Ford Consul.  I've not bothered to take photos of before and after, as essentially everyone kno...

The Corgi Dick Dastardly car recently came up, so I thought it was time for a quick look. It was part of a series devoted to film and TV rel...

 A few home snaps of my new Corgi Black Beauty, along with stablemates The Thrushbuster and Batmobile. It's quiet in the city tonight!

In 1976 Corgi released Gift Set 36 Tarzan, one of the most magnificent they ever produced. The Set re-used a number of existing Corgi models...

Further to the recent Tarzan posts, here is a quick look at Corgi Gift Set 36, available 1976-78. One of the most magnificent in Corgi histo...

Hi Woodsy, Great job on your re-creation of the Corgi Popeye's Paddle-wagon. Corgi did four different Popeye vehicles, of which I have t...

 I needed a new project this week and I've always liked the Corgi Popeye Paddlewagon since having one as a young spinach gobbler. I thou...