Hi, Here is my tinplate antique shaking car.  The same sort of toy was used as Doctor Mopp's. Mine is the actual toy I had as a kid. I s...

Blog friend and Anderson fan Terry H has kindly sent me pictures of a small pocket notebook and a jigsaw puzzle he's recently got from J...

Hi Woodsy.  My restoration of the Kitmaster Fireball XL5 is nearly complete.  The decals are reproduction ones , the observation dome is the...

Soon after my toy collecting began in 2002 and whilst browsing the internet wonderland, I stumbled upon a Project S.W.O.R.D. Checklist compi...

Hi Woodsy. Here is my Kaiju Room!  In its current state not too messy, but getting tricky to navigate in. Other Monster Base denizens are st...

Hi Woodsy, you were asking about storage and my stored papers... I'm in the process of packing them down into just one, easy to be nagge...

 Kevin's cabinet displays. Enjoy!

 TERRANOVA47's fabulous collection filling the walls in his American home. There's a few of those buses too! Enjoy! (Pictures of you...

 Kevin's collection so far. Not much missing really.

Hi Woodsy I thought you might be interested in this for Moonbase Central, images attached.  This is a collection of Marx 6-inch figures from...

  More progress on my own home-spun SpaceX Moon Base HQ.  This time it's the Cinema Room Module. I've stuck to using the old circuit...

A pearl among the junk, I found this compact stack of Guy N. Smith paperbacks in a charity shop shuffle across Shipley the other day. Bingo!...

The last model fair of the year in Auckland has come and gone. It seemed to be quieter than usual, but I still managed to find some goodies ...

Hi there, Woodsy! We were chatting about G1 Transformers and I mentioned I had a Skorpinok bought way back in the day. It's a bit diffic...

Hi, Here's my cabinet that looks like yours. Cheers, Kevin

I haven't seen an old toy in a pub that I wanted but I have a related story, When in college I met by chance in a pub a school friend of...