We have lots of the white stuff here at Winter Moonbase! Probably my favourite snow pics ever sent to MB are these from 2013. In 2013 ...

I came across this wonderful mini train set, and thought it would be of interest to all those readers who like to combine Christmas and toy ...

Ah, the Snow Train! What a vehicle! The original concept illustration for the Snow Train was by the great Eric Eden in the fabulous 1966 TV2...

Bill talks about the blog effect now and then so when I saw this I wondered if this would be a case in point as the effect usually involves ...

Well, this Ripsaw seems to be a mixture of some fine old toys and then brought to life! Maybe Big Trak? a bit of the Project SWORD Moon Rang...

I always enjoy watching old reels showing fabulous vehicles. There were more amazing vehicles produced than I ever imagined and sometimes br...

This is the Hyper Hobby Dash magazine from Japan, 1998.  I saw it on Noppin and saved these pics. Here's the cover. and...

This is the Spanish Beetle by prolific toy company Clim. It reminds me of the Project SWORD Beetle or its un-shielded version The S...

Today's fascinating discussion about the LP Moon Explorer Car tyres reminded of the mysterious wheels on another model I have, Imai...

This is exciting for SWORDies like me. This looks like a normal boxed Thunderbird 7 / Project SWORD Beetle by Imai. But it cont...

I really did nearly need Thunderbird 2 this snow-filled afternoon! Just had a winter nightmare of a dog walk with Blue boy! It star...

Century 21 card model constructed and photographed by Joe Murray Connecticut 2014

Have you got any toys like this?

There is a strong threat of snow in the late afternoon air here in West Yorkshire. Blue boy is hankering for a run on the frozen hill. ...

Japanese fan painting of the Imai Thunderbird 7 box art. The TB7 or  サンダーバード７号 was the Project SWORD Beetle, the heat-shielded form o...

Amazing clear footage of the Haul Train on You Tube by ETF of Germany. Could easily be the Project SWORD Snow Train! What do you ...

Browsing the amazing Japanese website, which in English is the Thunderbirds Merchandise Museum [I think], I found two new images of ...

In 1966 the greatly talented Eric Eden  gave us our first look at the Snow Train in the TV21 Summer Extra. This mega craft went on to f...