Continuing our custom reproductions of carded spy toys, here's our version of the Man from Uncle Cane Pistol by Marx. Bill created the s...

 Last year I rescued some trash from Aldi, a bunch of plastic toothbrush displays. Considering what to do with them I toyed with perhaps som...

 In 1993 I bought the brilliant American toy reference book, Toys of the Sixties, by the great Bill Breugman. Among it's many many treas...

 Here's our latest custom. Topper's Secret Sam Bazooka Bat. The wonderful card art is by Bill and I sourced a modern plastic beige b...

 Before they all go into storage, here's a final group shot of our five custom Lone Star swords.  Which is your favourite?

 With our Lone Star swords done and dusted, here's the first of our two Secret Sam homages. This is our updated Topper Secret Sam Cane S...

Mine and Bill's latest creation, an original custom 'toy' of our own: The Hound of the Baskervilles Two Pipe Problem Gift Set!  ...

 Our final Lone Star custom, Dick Turpin's sword released between 1979 and 1982. Again, with reference material kindly supplied by John ...

Here's my Mod Monster holding up some snazzy material for his new underpants, which the Missus will fettle. It's all part of a new c...

 This is our fourth custom 1960's UK TV toy sword and special thanks must go to Murdersville's John Buss for supplying us with a ve...

 Continuing my project to make mini monster customs, here's two I've blogged before, but this time they're all boxed up and acce...

 With the Missus happy gardening, I've taken a break to bag up my latest mini monster creations for safe-keeping. Not good enough for th...

 Here's another of my new horror mood home-made minis. This is the vampire spaceship from the '80's Tobe Hooper sci-fi shocker L...