This old Pyro toys auction mention Addco. Who are they anyone? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-1954-addco-magic-guide-pyro-48...

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

Woodsy, I’ve decided to take a break from building those “heavy” vintage Japan SF models and tackle something simpler from my childhood.  Be...

The last of the Pyro Paint-by-Number sets of the 1960s were three Cowboy kits - together with the Indian figures these formed the Western Fi...

Pyro made a total of nine Paint-by-Numbers kits in the 1960s. All were re-issues of existing kits, with the addition of paints, a brush, and...

 I've just watched Jules Verne's Mysterious Island the movie from 1961. I've seen it many times and despite crawling with the gi...

Hi                 I do not know too much about these Pyro Design-A-House, Design-A-Plane, and Design-A-Car sets, but here is the front page...

Woodsy, Inspired by your summer post about mail-order companies, I dug out one of my flyers for America's Hobby Center, a mail-order bus...

I saw this catalogue online and thought, yes! I adored those Pyro dinosaurs as a kid in the Sixties, although i thought mine were Revell whe...

I was pleased to see one of my old Pyro prehistoric monster model kits on You Tube, the Triceratops. I had loads of these kits as a kid...

This is a really interesting discussion from a few years back on the fabulous Alphadrome forum.  It concerns R&L cereal space toys ...

A lovely trio from 2013, I noticed these this week online. I was surprised to see an Auction House get the titles wrong/confused. All t...