Continuing our custom reproductions of carded spy toys, here's our version of the Man from Uncle Cane Pistol by Marx. Bill created the s...

 A few home snaps of my new Corgi Black Beauty, along with stablemates The Thrushbuster and Batmobile. It's quiet in the city tonight!

Hi Woodsy, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (1964-68) was a very popular TV series, and there was a lot of merchandise tied-in with the show at the t...

Last week reader and blog friend Arto visited Forssa toy fair and got this interesting plastic Telsalda 35mm camera. It says "Made in H...

This is an unusual Man from Uncle car by Carlos V I saw on auction. It's Argentinian and clearly influenced by the die-cast many of us h...

Well, believe it or not, two half days of concerted effort have seen the Uncle Piranha fully roadworthy once more. 1) My blob of putty on a ...

So here I am, renovating a quartet of 1966 toys to celebrate my 66th year!  So I'm intending to bring these cars back up showroom standa...

Here is a bit more on the American artist Mort Kunstler. He did a number of box tops for Aurora, including the two Man From U.N.C.L.E. fig...

It is now time to wrap up our look at the Aurora Man From U.N.C.L.E. kits, with model number 412 Illya Kuryakin. Again, this kit was only li...

I'll begin my more detailed look at the Aurora Man From U.N.C.L.E. kits, with model number 411 Napoleon Solo. It was only listed in the ...