If you like the Project SWORD Scramble Bug then take a look at the origin of the tyres in Popular Mechanics way back in the American south...

  1937 - 1967

 Check out the cool scramble bug free with the latest Octonauts comic! What do you think?

  Guess what happens to a Project SWORD Scramble Bug when its in a crash. This! I love it, a a four-wheeled wheel with a driver's cab in...

 Remember the Gulf Oil Marsh Buggy I've covered here a few times? I've written about its likely links to the Project SWORD Scramble ...

I love this Soviet moon rover I have in my old photo archive. There aren't any more details with it. It looks maybe metal as well as pla...

Boeing MOLAB pics courtesy of Rob Godwin, Canada.

I 've featured this before but I just love it so much. The Marsh Buggies of the old South and widely covered at the time in American and...

This is the awesome Russian SHERP doing its stuff. I'm surprised just how floppy the tyres are! What do you think? The tyre...

Above is the Coot, the real life Scramble Bug going for a swim on You Tube. It looks quite hairy crossing that lake on an ATV! Would you ...

Hi Woodsy You might like this one. https://www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/miscellaneousImage.cfm?ImgCat=Miscellaneous&Image=369 Ch...

 I've wanted to do this for ages. To bring together the only two die-cast Project SWORD toys. They are the Aoshima Zero-X and...

Here's my latest home movie. Its me destroying my Scramble Bug! Part 2 to follow this summer. Enjoy!

My latest video, about the origins of the Scramble Bug, is a little different. Having discovered how to insert third party footage o...

I stumbled across this on You Tube. Its a box opening of a mint Project SWORD Scramble Bug in Japan. Wearing white gloves, the ...

These are pictures I found on a Japanese auction site of the mini die-cast Scramble Bug by Imai.  Each bug came in its own clear pl...

Bugs and people through the decades! 1937 by Edgar F.Wittmack 1968 by Malcolm Stokes MODERN by Azuma

Check out these two short films showing vintage tests of Scramble Bug-like prototypes by the Jet Propulsion Agency. Videos cour...

I was so amazed when I saw this that I had to blog it! So, having paid my $4 fee to CriticalPast here you go. Its from Louisiana in 193...

Before Christmas I had fun finding some vehicles with the same wheels as the Project SWORD Scramble Bug, pictured. Bitten by this particula...