These Ausini toys are new to me, as seen on auction, a small boxed set of space exploration toys promoted as the most attractive.  There...

  I picked up this mysterious broken chappie a while back. Terranova47 kindly ID'd him as a Noddy. Using that and the tiny MARX brand on...

  (Image: AJ, Facebook) I've been interested in Batman collectables my whole adult life and a few have always remained a mystery. The Ma...

 Years ago I got hold of a Propmasters catalogue offering for sale the personal Man from Uncle memorabilia collection of David Oliver, Propm...

Hello Woodsy This is the toy that got me hooked on collecting space plastic.  The Supersonic Jets Set.  It's another example of the Engl...

 This week's haul at the local boot sale is a mish mash of different stuff. See what you think. This little fella is by Marx and as yet ...

OK Woodsy,  you may have a lead on this ... This figure was my first astronaut toy, probably 1964-5 or so.   I have kept it in good shape bu...

Woodsy, Here we have a Marx Miniature Moon Rover from the 1960s-'70s wandering around (looking for a McDonald's?). The rover is mis...

Did you have a flashy flickers readers, the Marx movie rifle? I had one and loved pointing the projector onto a pale wall to see those flick...

Woodsy, Here's my Marx tin-litho Jalopy from ca.1927.  Apparently, cars like this were not unusual back then and Marx made several varia...

 I love plastic friction novelty toys. This monstrous fish I saw online caught my eye! Released by LMR - a Hong Kong company largely new to ...