Here's our ' home made' version of the fabled Lone Star Tarzan set, the rare original a blog legend now. From first seeing this ...

 Passing the village of Greystoke last week as we wended across Cumbria to Keswick, I had yet to settle on my latest project. Having decide...

 A few toys only ever appear once or twice; online, in books, on auction, on here. This is such a one. The Lunar Probe by Lucky Toys. I thin...

 This is a beautiful toy space capsule I saw on auction. Not one I have but I can appreciate how nice it must be to have in a collection. Si...

Arto's fabulous collecting never ceases to amaze me. Finland really is the centre of the vintage universe. Its quite incredible what tur...

 We don't often feature Hover's window boxed Moon Base sets on MC nowadays, largely because they so seldom appear anywhere else. Goo...

 Years ago I blogged the elusive Lone Star Tarzan set, a small carded blog legend. First seen on the cover of a 1995 Plastic Warrior magazin...

Decades ago another blog legend was born, something so rare hens' teeth start to chatter. Way back in 2010 I blogged about my first sig...

Further to the sweet filled flying saucers, here’s my JR21 Rosenthal TB2. The sweet filled one.  Actual sweets long gone!  Will O. UK Did yo...

Imai made some magnificent model toy kits in their time and this Spectrum Helicopter is no exception! Here's some footage of it working ...

I've blogged about the Trans-continental Express friction toy many times. Its a blog legend. Alas I don't own one. Do y...

Back in the mists of time I blogged about the Rocket Firing Space Car. A single internet entry was all there was, a grainy picture of t...