Cor! Here's Arto's original Mattel Zython figure, as it first appeared on the Catacombs website, stood in front of two fabulous Star Maidens dolls.
Here's the image link.
[two above images: courtesy of Arto H.]
Cor! Here's Arto's original Mattel Zython figure, as it first appeared on the Catacombs website, stood in front of two fabulous Star Maidens dolls.
Here's the image link.
[two above images: courtesy of Arto H.]
This summer I stumbled across some fascinating Project SWORD entries in toy catalogues I'd not seen before, a perfect Bloggiversary titbit.
They appeared on Brian Hayes' fabulous Alphadrome site and were posted by "Joe K". Joe includes a link to this very blog in his write-ups, so I'm returning the favour.
The SWORD 'ads' appear in the 1967 Gamages toy catalogue. Have a look.
Zero-X https://www.alphadrome.net/forums/topic/25272-1967-zero-x-by-century-21-project-sword/
Apollo Saturn https://www.alphadrome.net/forums/topic/25271-1967-apollo-saturn-rocket-by-century-21-project-sword/
Moon Prospector https://www.alphadrome.net/forums/topic/25270-1967-moon-prospector-by-century-21-project-sword/
Enjoy and thanks Joe K!
Its not often I see dated catalogues with T in a Circle toys in them. Here's a page from Worldwide Stores Autumn Winter 1965 featuring the red and blue Ranger Moon Ranger space ship [Empire made] with its fabulous dome.
Can anyone find a T in a Circle Moonbus or Moon Prospector in a catalogue?
As I've said before, very occasionally something amazing pops up in the world of Project SWORD.
Like the boxed Japanese Probe Force 3 and the Century 21 Task Forces boxed set I posted yesterday, here's another Project SWORD day exclusive.
The Tarheel Project SWORD toys dealers catalogue from the USA!
Spotted by the ever-diligent Arto at Helsinki Base this fabulous 4 page wonder was offered up by Seal Beach Books of California on Ebay.
Here's the cover, a beautiful and unique illustration of Project SWORD and Captain Scarlet toys in a futuristic setting.
The two middle pages showing both Captain Scarlet and Project SWORD toys and vehicles offered by Tarheel in America. It amazes me to think there are plastic Tarheel SPC's and SPV's in the States somewhere!
The rear cover showing the four more classic Tarheel SWORD vehicles.
Interestingly the three Re-Entry Task Force toy vehicles we know that Tarheel offered are not shown here.
The inclusion of both Project SWORD and Captain Scarlet toys is fascinating and we've seen two examples of Tarheel SWORD/ Scarlet mash-ups already, both pictured in this catalogue, albeit without SWORD labelling: -
The Project SWORD Spectrum Patrol Car at the Hamilton Toy Collection, Callander