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...

 Here's our latest custom. Topper's Secret Sam Bazooka Bat. The wonderful card art is by Bill and I sourced a modern plastic beige b...

 Before they all go into storage, here's a final group shot of our five custom Lone Star swords.  Which is your favourite?

Years ago I found an incomplete Merit Special Agent boxed set and it started a sort of blog legend, blogged several times starting over a de...

 With Bill's wonderful graphics I've been able to box up my custom Planet of the Apes Stunt Cycle. Unusually the backing card had a ...

 It's been awhile since this Mr. Rock mockoff figure was finished.  I've been waiting for the best blister to fit his 9 inches and w...

 A while back I blogged a small Martian Chronicles figure I'd made. All I needed to finish it was a decent blister for Bill's fabulo...

  Sam Petrucci , the GI Joe box artist,  drew these neat fantasy The Land of Ta sticker sheets for the Dennison in 1981. There are two diffe...

I've been having fun finishing off some "Moonbase International" custom figures. With the arrival of my new baguette plastic b...

 Finally I'm pleased to present our finished custom Lincoln Monsters Victim figure. The dressed doll and the card have been ready for a ...

 Armed with new bigger blisters for my bigger custom monster figures I've made a few mock-up backing cards using my Art of Horror book b...

Matteline 1967 has done another of his fantasy box art videos, No.14, showing kits that were never produced, but should have been. These are...

 Continuing my DIY Dr. Who toy guns project, here's my home-made Lone Star Dalek pistol on its nifty new custom backing card. Bill's...

Matteline 1967 is now up to Fantasy Box Art video No.15. First up, a couple of boats from The Creature from the Black Lagoon and African Que...

  With Action man uniforms on my mind I got to looking at another of my favourites, one of many favourites, the Palitoy Russian Infantry. I ...

 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...