MILKY MONDAY

          

Milky Bar Hot Chocolate drink is made by Nestle, and comes in a box with 10 sachets.

The instructions on the back of the box say to empty the contents of a sachet in to a mug, then add hot milk, and enjoy. I add sugar, cold milk, and heat it in the microwave. Very nice on a cold evening!

The Hot Chocolate drink has only been available in NZ for a few years, and is made in Australia. I do not know when it first appeared, or how widely it is sold.

Would you like it Moonbasers?

Paul Adams from New Zealand

Happy Easter Monday!

Chucky has become my go- to Holiday spokesperson. This is how things go at Monster Base.

Happy Easter to all at Moonbase and all its satellites!

Brian F

Monster Base

New Jersey

USA

MATT HELM SILENCED

 

This Spanish toy catalogue from 1968 had a page of spy and detective toy guns.

Matt Helm was not on my radar as a kid in the Sixties at all. In face I don't think I'd heard of him until I started collecting old paperback novels in the 90's. I recall one called The Silencers maybe.

Matt Helm was big enough in Spain in '68 to have his own toy weapons set with silencer and all. is this a re-issue of an American set?

Did you have any Matt Helm toys or collectables?

1960s to 2000 - A History and Archive of British Chocolate Easter Eggs by Dizzibug

 

HAVE AN EGGS-TRAORDINARY EASTER READERS!

What's in this Space-eggs Easter Egg?

MEV-2 no less!

and in another one....


Yay! A chocolate Pleasure Cruiser!

If only all Easter Eggs could be like this! 

Hope everyone has a great Easter holiday, 

Woodsy.

Blasting Off to Easter Day!

 

Borrowing Missus Moonbases's papier mache ice cream balls and hole punch sprinkles Junior and me set up this Easter launch ramp. Hope you like it!

Thunderbunnies!

Some snaps from Easter Moonbase where Junior's toys have run amok! Thunderbirds have been called in to rescue the Grandparents!

Happy Easter readers! The bunny's waiting!

THE STEINWINTER LORRY OF TOMORROW

This German road-hugging truck is simply fabulous!

Straight out of Thunderbirds, this 1983 Steinwinter looks super duper slick.

Oddly I can't find any online footage of this amazing road train actually in transit.

Is it sadly vorgessen?

Do you like it?