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

  Check out this gorgeous British Pathe clip of trade modellers making a huge model plane in 1959. Cor! What do you think?

  For Hover fans, this their cool BA Boeing 747 with transparent roof. Have you anything like this?

Here is a short fantasy video I came across on You Tube. It shows some bizarre aircraft/airship/ekranoplan type craft in regular commercial ...

I just found this video on You Tube. A look at the various methods of aircraft recognition training, mainly in WW2. From three-view silhouet...

Woodsy and Fellow Moonbasers, Here's another beautiful Hunk O' Tin from Vegas Air Field: the C-124 Globemaster from Yonezawa in Japa...

Woodsy and Fellow Moonbasers, It's been a month or two since submitting one of the tin-litho planes in my collection. This measures 5 3/...