I recently saw this walking toy thingy by Durham of the States and thought, hmmm. It looks familiar. Those big hands, tufty hair and genera...

Back in the 1950s the US kit company Lindberg, of Chicago, Illinois, released a small range of space kits. All the kits were from the very d...

Woodsy, Here is the first of my 1/32 car models, a 1940 Ford Convertible.  This kit was first issued by Pyro in 1965 (!), and has been reiss...

The Pyro Plastics Corporation, of Union, New Jersey, was one of the smaller American kit makers.  Originally a general plastics firm, it was...

Some years ago MC published my article on the Truly Horrible Lindberg monster kits.  https://projectswordtoys.blogspot.com/2021/10/truly-hor...

Over the years pirates, pirate guns, and pirate ships have been a popular subject for kit makers. In 2006 Lindberg decided to get a little m...

Hi and Happy Halloween! The US kit company Aurora was famous for its Monster kits, most of which are based on various Universal movies from ...