Hello Paul, My Convair XFY Pogo in 1/72 scale perversely landed on the roof of East Winchley Station when the RAF decided to test ths aircr...

 I love this Italian box art! The rear's not quite so fab. Inside It looks like fairly standard model plane.  Anyone recognize it? What ...

Hi Woodsy You recently mentioned Mattel’s Hot Birds.  Here’s my Air Race Set.  A bit like an early version of Airfix’s Flight Deck!  Will O ...

 This simple toy looks adorable. The Alaplan of Italy. I love the box art! It's a sort of plastic flying wing. By Brevettato. Propelled ...

 There's something about red and yellow in toys. It's so handsome. This Para Jet is a corker! Part jet, part toy gun, There's a ...

This tinplate treasure looks a bit special. I mean, Javol! By Technofix of West Germany it's a real avionic wonder. The finish and box a...

Hi Woodsy The Convair XFY-1 Pogo was a US Navy experimental Vertical Take-Off and Landing fighter of the 1950s. It was powered by a single A...

Hi Woodsy The recent post from Lewis about his visit to the Hurstville Collectables Fair included a photograph of a mystery Spitfire toy.  I...

Hi Woodsy Following your 2024 discovery of an old knitting pattern, with a photo of a boy holding a toy aeroplane on the cover, here is a b...

Well Woodsy. I met with a bit of frustration trying to locate that lever-action F-104 I recently commented about. I have one in green (as s...

I picked these up last month, a bundle of old metal planes and copters. The green jet is Japanese tinplate, the rest are cast metal. The sma...

 Messing with my new F-111 Swing Wing, I'm amazed how big it is, at least 12 inches. I thought it was a model kit when I saw it in a sui...

Re. your blog post on the subject, I sent you these photos of my orange Sears Super Sonic Jetliner back in 2022.  It came up here in Finland...

I Picked this up recently, in remarkably good condition. What a great little toy. Kevin UK