HAPPY NEW YEAR! THREE GOLDEN NUGGETS

Happy New Year Readers!

its 2025!

Browsing Worthpoint this New Year I re-found some old fiends seen years ago on MC.

Have you got any of them readers?

Here's the Space Explorer set by Roxy, a flagrant rip-off of Multiple Toymakers Golden Astronaut and Triang's SpaceX toy lines.

I've always liked the little pink space car in the middle. I had one many years ago.

This Space and Beyond baggy contains Golden Astronaut aplenty for just $2.99

Last but not least, the gorgeous Surveyor 2, boxed as part of the Golden Astronaut range.

I wonder if there really were 'engineer's drawings'?

Again, all the best for 2025 readers!

Bob's Big LP Collection

Hi Woodsy,

I've been following some of the threads about the Wonderful LP space toys and Golden Astronaut/Spacex toys lately. 

Some of the rarer ones do show up in the States from time to time. Although, I had to go through a third party to secure a Molab for sale in Argentina recently.

 While I have yet to finish my permanent display setup for these great toys, here is a group shot of some of my larger LP lunar vehicles, and a pic of my recent Golden Astronaut series 2 finds.

I have way too many space related toys stashed away in totes, where I can't enjoy them right now due to the space demands of my retro scifi action figure business!

Anyway, thanks!

Bob Aucutt

USA

OVER THE MOON

 A Christmas or so back my friend and fellow SpaceX fan Paul Vreede kindly sent me a wonderful gift, his take on the Project SWORD Moon Crawler.

Paul used an old SpaceX Surveyor as the basis and what a fantastic job he did!

Rover the Moon!

I received this fabulous Moon Crawler from friend Paul Vreede for my birthday. 

Paul did a wonderful job converting a SpaceX Surveyor. The detailing is superb! 

I hope these photographs do it justice as I was and am literally over the moon!

Thanks Paul!

Scratchbuilt space station moon base was a gift from Wotan in 2010.

KUHL! FISCHER TECHNIK'S ASTRO-MOBIL

I love this!

Those balloon tyres do it for me.

I saw it first about ten years ago and not since, but it's back!

These pics were on an auction from last year.

The designer has signed the box but I can't read it. You?

Judging by the pictures on the box rear there's tons you could do with this toy.

and here's the toy itself as featured at the Fischer Technik Museum

How kuhl is that!

Have you got one?

HOME-MADE SPACEX SURVEYOR 2 TOY: ALL DONE AND DUSTED!

Phew! That wasn't easy especially the blue windscreen. After a couple of duds I ended up sawing a Hermesetas box in half! It sort of worked I hope.

Not sure what to do next!