I saw these a while back on the Spanish auction site Todocollecion. Seen once before years ago here on MC, they are Mexican cereal models  ...

 Moon Base tinkering is going apace. Attaching the cross-pipe to one module .... ... and then all of them. No peeking! The base legs came co...

 The garage is a basic affair, essentially a floor and a stopper to secure a SpaceX toy vehicle, in this case the brilliant Valigursky MEV2....

These line drawings in the vintage We Land on the Moon colouring books are always a thrill, as so many are vehicles we know and love, especi...

The sci-fi illustrator Ed Valigursky was keen on pincer robots with thin arms.  His creations in the Fifties and early Sixties have a distin...

  Artist Ed Valigursky was a regular blog icon in MC's early years when we were discovering new things about Project SWORD and Triang Sp...

Here's another old and beautiful Manama stamp from the Apollo 13 series, this one showing the Nova rocket we know and love as part part ...

Ed Valigursky, US space artist and imagineer of the SWORD Booster Rocket, Spacex MEV2 and Spacex Nova Rocket, was a prolific pulp book and m...

There have been a number of MEV-2 -like vehicle design paintings and illustrations. My favourite has to be Ed Valigursky's illustra...

Looking at this blow ball pipe on You Tube I immediately thought of an antenna array I'd seen on at least 2 old space designs. ...

I got excited about this rare Estrela robot when I first blogged it years ago This Brazilian Horikawa-Estrela robot is the only one I ...

Excited by finishing my scratch LAMAs I thought I'd look at it's first appearance [as far as I know] on the cover of the Sixties edi...