Just made the Dinky toy sized kit of the Shado Mobile from Imai. It's not a bad little model. Sighting confirmed, Kevin UK

Took a few shots of my studio-scale Shado Mobile scratchbuild. Cheers, Enjoy Kevin UK * Did you get a SHADO 3 Mobile one Christmas readers? ...

Hi Moonbasers! I've always loved the 1960s Edai Grip toys and their lovely blister packaging. I think they are actually the best packagi...

These miniatures are fabulous little models. What do you think readers? https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235028485-thund...

Woodsy, This may not be your cup of tea, as it is not exactly futuristic, but I thought I’d pass it along for your amusement. It’s from Eida...

Me again. Attached is an image of the packaged Straker Edai car.  The image appeared in the booklet that came with the Japanese laserdisc UF...

Hey Woodsy Happy 2020...I hope all is as well as it can be during the slow apocalypse. I recently came across the extremely hard-to-find Eid...

Searching the net for images of transporters, I did find a few. I like this yellow and orange Hot Wheels Embosser,  a sort of transport t...

These galactic Star Mites, of which these are just 3 examples, have caught my eye over the years. Firstly they were made by Empire of C...

Hi Woodsy I think you may have covered this already, but just to make sure? From Ebay this year, the UFO SHADO 2 Mobile knockof...

Toybox DX is a fab website and there's some really insightful picture databases. Here's one on the neat bubble boxed Edai Grip ...

Just when you think you have seen it all, the japanese toy and model market continues to astound and delight. From our far eastern correspon...