I love obscure facts about obscure toys. Here are Lincoln International's monsters. I read on the brilliant Plaid Stallions that the ha...

Aurora box top artist Morton (Mort) Kunstler has passed away this month. 28 August 1927 to 2 February 2025 – age 97. Apart from his work for...

I saw this Skittle Bowl game in a junk shop and couldn't believe it was by Aurora! Is this the same company who released the monsters? H...

The Aurora Black Fury All Plastic Assembly Kit came up this year, so I thought it was time for a quick look at all the different versions. B...

Back in April I found some original, 1970s vintage Aurora kits at a fair. Four models from the Prehistoric Scenes series, that were only ava...

kindly forwarded by Paul A, New Zealand SAVE10 PERCENT We hope everybody is having a g...

Hi Woodsy, In 1959 Aurora released a 1/48th scale kit of the North American X-15 supersonic research aircraft. The initial version was moul...

Arto has been kind enough to share pictures of his recent and amazing haul of vintage goodies at the Juthbacka vintage fair on the western c...

Hi Woodsy Some time ago I signed up for emails from Atlantis Toy and Hobby, so I can keep up to date on their planned new releases. They re...

 I saw this fabulous framed print in a Kingsbridge charity shop this week. I wish I'd have got it now!  I was immediately drawn to it be...

  I picked up these parts of a plastic Knight in armour last summer. All chromed parts. Looking at the design it looks like the Red Knight o...