This East German rocket truck caught my eye. The rocket has a Spacex-Nova-like look to it and appears to be decorated with the zodiac or co...

Woodsy, I was going through some old papers, and found this odd drawing I made circa 1970. It shows a side view of my Tarheel Nova II, along...

I've always liked the NOVA. It was my favourite SpaceX toy as a kid. When I saw this small kit years ago on Ebay I snapped it up. Its a ...

  Have a gander at this artwork of the SpaceX Nova rocket. Its pretty cool! https://pixels.com/featured/nova-flight-3-timothy-smith.html

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 ...

  I had to smile when I saw this mask that's available online by Timothy Smith. Its our old friend the SpaceX Nova rocket on the front! ...

I saw these on the Bay, Buki space drawings from Israel 1983. You'll see that a few are the vehicles that inspired the same in the...

About ten years ago I got an old paperback copy of Michael Moorcock's The Back Corridor. Its the one with the SpaceX Nova Rocket co...

This caught my eye. I thought it was a big NOVA like the SpaceX miniature I has a kid. This is an East German Kosmos rocket and tr...

Our friend the SpaceX Nova! Have you any space stamps?

There isn't much Nova rocket art online. I remember being chuffed finding this Nova stamp 5 years ago. Its one of a number of Space...

Anyone looking for a relatively cheap and slightly unusual addition to their SpaceX toys collection might want to consider a cereal model p...

Below is the NOVA III by Tarheel Industries of Tarboro, better known to us  for their Project SWORD US copies. It's one of thre...

  Eagle-eyed US reader and fellow blogger Ed Berg recently spotted this cool US TV advert on You Tube. Pulp Fiction legend Samual L. Ja...

The Cohete Lunar by Uniplast has appeared on this blog many times. From Argentina it's main claim to fame for us SWORDie SpaceXers i...

The thing I love about space toys is that there is always something new to find. The internet has allowed us to trawl the world's col...