These are new to the blog, Inflatable Vinyl Toys by AM from Japan.
There were three to choose from:
The wonderful Moon Bus.
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| MOBILE LAUNCH PAD |
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| NUCLEAR PULSE (BLUE VERSION) |
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| PROJECT SWORD HOVERTANK (SPECIAL COMMISSION) |
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| LP ROCKET (SPECIAL COMMISSION) |
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| MOON PROSPECTOR |
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| ROCKET NOVA 1 |
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| THE MAESTRO AT WORK |
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| FORKLIFT 7 |
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| SPACE PATROL 1 |
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| HELICOPTER P3 |
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| SCALE COMPARISON |
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| PLEASURE CRUISER 1 |
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| RECONNAISSANCE 2 |
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| MOBILE HEADQUARTERS |
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| TRACTOR T5 |
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| BASE PATROL CRICKET |
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| MEV 2 |
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| ROCKET SHIP HAWK |
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| SUPPLY FORCE MERCURY |
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| NUCLEAR FREIGHTER NFII |
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| NEEDLE PROBE |
As an add on to my previous Fairylite Stingray post, here's a few old photos of my Lincoln International Stingray.
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Here's the competition page from TV Century 21 to win your own emote control Stingray..
And finally, even though it's against my better judgement, here's an old advert for the toy from YouTube.
This is probably my favourite Stingray toy. I had one as a youngster and considered it a carbon copy of what I saw on screen, as did Troy Tempest - but then I was only 6!
Good news for TV viewers in Britain, as the new terrestrial streaming channel ITV X is showing almost the entire catalogue of Anderson shows.
So far, the list includes Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, Joe 90, Stingray, Supercar and Fireball. They are also showing the live action series of UFO, Space:1999 etc, but also several documentaries and the three new Thunderbirds episodes recently created. Tucked in amongst these goodies are one offs such as Day After Tomorrow, Space Police and the Investigator too.
Some of the material is free to view, but most is regarded as Premium and is accessed by a subscription of £5.99 a month, with a weeks free trial!
Television is Go!
Cor! this deep sea diver brings back memories.
You blew the pipe to move the sub or the diver up and down in the sink or the bath.
Great fun, I may have had this very one one Christmas long ago.
You?
