Hi Woodsy, Following your post of the limited release of the Virgin Red TB2 die-cast toy, then how about a red TB2 sweet container! コビト　サンダー...

  The Japanese sense of wonder for all things sci-fi never ceases to amaze me. My friend Terry H alerted me to these, a couple of vintage go...

I recently saw this 60s comedy Kaiju box on auction and was intrigued because it's like a big Cootie set ( I just cannot think of the na...

 I like these little Japanese candy moguras. They have a basic SpaceX LT-10 vibe too. They connect too! You like? 

I stumbled across this Japanese collector, godzitoraman's old page devoted to a whole line-up of Japanese Time X  Supercar kits. I'd...

 This is unusual. I saw it online and think it's a Japanese aircraft carrier of sorts. There's lots going on, caves, domes, spaceshi...

I recently clocked this beauty in Buyee Japan, a 1960s Asahi Toys pull-back Moon Rocket. It's 24 inches long too!  What a beauty with a ...

Re. The small boxed Bandai vehicles. I attach some images of the ‘MS’ made versions which are identical albeit they have no friction motor. ...

I must say I like the look of this. I assume it's a space station but I've no idea. The Japanese sense of design is simply amazing....

  These Japanese jet boats look ace. They really do have the best sci-fi toys in Japan! 

I love these Japanese candy rockets. I don't know who the red robot is. You?

I know next to zero about Gatchaman. My mate used to collect Battle of the Planets and I guess they're related. Part of a recent car boo...

The silver rocket in today's Deep Purple Piles had me intrigued, so a bit of silver surfing took me to Buyee and Japan. Turns out it...

Hi Woodsy Some extra info. The small boxed Bandai vehicles - I attach some images of the ‘MS’ made versions, which are identical, albeit the...

 These Japanese Bandais licensed by Century 21 are the business. I love the plasticcy look of them especially this SPV. I'm unsure if I...