THE WORLD OF BENDABLES SPACE ALIEN

 FigureRealm is a good source of toy info.

The 1979 World of Bendables Space Alien set is one such toy and new to me.

Have a look.

https://www.figurerealm.com/actionfigure?action=actionfigure&id=100239&figure=spacealien

What do you think?

Mystery Thins

 Odd plastic always intrigues me.

Like these slim novelties.

These thin plastic animals and palms were found in a tin.

This tin.

Anyone any idea what they are?

TWO PLONG MEN

Hi Woodsy 

has anyone come across these charming space toys? What's not to like here? 2 figures, a bunch of gum, a diorama and that name!

Regards

MJ

Southcoast Base

UK

TOYLAND PARADE

I like this Toyland Parade.

I saw this on auction a while back.

It looks like fun.

Any idea of the maker?

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Postscript

Reader Antonio has kindly told us about Geyper's similar Walky-Son. Here's some You Tubery. Its not the same but similar, yep.

HONG KONG TOY ROCKET WITH BOY SAT ON IT

 This is a new one on me, a boy on a rocket

Looks like his legs go up and down.

I reckon a steering wheel is missing.

Its marked MM, which I think might be Merehall but maybe a reader knows.

Do you like this odd space toy?

Jets Away!

 Further to Woodsy's flagging up the Pippin Hydro Jet toy, here are my models from the series. Originally marketed in Japan on a card backer, by Gakken, the jet toys were repackaged by Lipkin for Pippin toys. There are three versions, each came with a battery on the card in the japanese packing. I've not been brave enough to try them in water, but an internal propeller draws water in through the front vents and ejects it through the rear around the red lighted nozzle.

Check out the gorgeous illustrations on the japanese release!

Model Ax-03 from the Pippin release, showing the trademark beneath the toy.