We've had a few Moonbase name-dropped toy titles on Ebay over the years. Things sort of like Wotan Moon Bus or the Moonbase Central Pros...

 In 1965 James Bond made a big splash with Thunderball. To cash-in on the underwater action Lone Star dived in at the deep end and released ...

Woodsy Sending you these piccies of my recent antico mondo acquisitions. First up is the X-50 Space Racer, a rare carded version. The bliste...

Arto's Latin place-holder story reminded me of another mystery from way back when Moonbase first kicked off in 2008/09. Here it is, as s...

I've always been fascinated by this Bat Plane. We've seen it a few times on MC. Here's a rough looking and incomplete one I saw ...

 These shots of an old plastic toy Supercar appeared on an Argentinian sale. It was described as broken and ready for restoration. I think i...

Originals and spin-offs courtesy of Ferryman.

This is a clip of an amazingly sleek toy. I assume its plastic but I'm unsure of the maker. A little common I would say is the ...

I saw this on PicClick and thought, hmm, that blue LP X-30 rocket nosecone doesn't look right. What do you think? I recogn...

I've found a few more cool shiny toys by Spanish outfit Vilpa. The Hucha capsule has a variety of coloured tops. Hucha means pi...

 A couple of years ago we featured this shiny Spanish version of the Moon Explorer by JP. JP released shiny versions of the bigger LP v...

On our very first blog Birthday on this day in 2009 our first ever birthday special was this article by super collector Ferryman about his ...

The internet is a wonderful thing. I recently discovered these toys, which are wholly new to me and the blog. They are a Spanish ve...