More Spanish space, here's a cut-out album with lots of spaceships to clip and snip.
I see a Bandai toy - name? - far left. Anything you see?
More Spanish space, here's a cut-out album with lots of spaceships to clip and snip.
I see a Bandai toy - name? - far left. Anything you see?
Ever since finding this Payva toy series, Series Espacial, on Todo I've loved the look and the link to the Blue Box originals.
I think I like the Spanish boxes more than the UK releases.
The one missing is the elusive space tank car.
Anyone got any of these toys from any maker?
I clocked this on Spain's Todocollecion. The Fly Ship X-3.
A superb looking craft by OK toys, it's wireless controlled. I'd have loved it as a kid. The box art alone would have done it!
Did you have radio or wireless control?
This space game looks
interesting!
It comes with a neat grid board.
Not sure of the rules. You?
I love this golden plastic robot I saw on sale in Spain.
There's lots going on but for me I think of GORT.
Do you like it?
I love these little half-dome pocket games from EKO of Spain. There's something very space age about setting a game in a dome.
Have you anything like this?
I've been looking at these two SpaceX knockoffs on Spain's Todocollecion.
They're listed as being by Montaplex, but I'm leaning towards Bullycan, who's SpaceX clones we've seen many times here.
What do you think?
Further to Brian's fantastic Tudor Rose flying toy, here's a Spanish plastic flying platform.
I adore the box!
Pictures from Todocollecion.
What do you think?
Recently seen on a Spanish auction, this bagged Bullycan plastic aircraft carrier has headers not seen on MC before.
Of interest to SpaceX and Golden Astronaut fans, the red planes are copies of the Hawk.
A recent purchase at the boot sale, this plastic duck car by Nacoral was quackin' fun to fix up.
The seller had bought a huge cardboard crate of them somewhere - presumably Spain - and hoped for big things at the sale, but I bet I was one of the few brave souls who rummaged enough to find an almost complete toy and box amongst the wrecks.
In the end, after a darn good dive, I found all the parts except the bill, which I'm convinced wasn't in the crate. They were all bill-less!
The box and separate box lid were crumpled and weak so I ironed them with a steam iron and both look a lot better for it. I think the two boxes, one being just a lid, represent two ways this toy was packaged in Spain.
For convenience I've slipped the colour lid over the much plainer but complete box.
This is the Portaviones or aircraft carrier from Spanish toy firm Bullycan. It carries Hawk-like planes related to the Aviones Cosmicos range of SpaceX clones.
This is a short film by Monta Man.
Have you got anything like this?
This CLIM extravaganza is a classic multi-wheeled monster.
Interestingly, the listing on Spain's Todocoleccion suggests that the red driver cab is somehow linked to a Star Wars Mini Rig!
What do you think?
Here's two I saw on Ebay.
Is it the MTV-7?
or ISP-6?