Captain Speedy Ever and his Space Glider leaving Earth for Andromeda.
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Behind the Scenes: 6 year old Speedy Ever, aka Moonbase Junior, made the model, set and did the editing and filming all by himself. He hopes you like it!
Captain Speedy Ever and his Space Glider leaving Earth for Andromeda.
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Behind the Scenes: 6 year old Speedy Ever, aka Moonbase Junior, made the model, set and did the editing and filming all by himself. He hopes you like it!
Here’s few photos of a model I made based on Gabriel, the 1917 Ford Model T, the vintage mode of transport used by Father Stanley Unwin in the seldom seen Gerry & Sylvia Anderson series, The Secret Service.
I used a1:32 scale Airfix 1912 Ford Model T which I altered to make it a little more like what was seen in the series.
I originally made it for some photos I planned to take for the Fanderson Secret Service annual, but ultimately other projects got in the way and I missed the deadline.
While I’m fond of The Secret Service, I can’t say it’s in my top five Anderson series. I’m not keen on the hybrid formula, the mix of puppets and live actors ruins my suspension of disbelief, and while the models and special effects are top notch, I don’t find it particularly exciting.
Having a Ford Model T as the ‘star’ vehicle doesn’t really help, either.
It’s well known to Anderson fans that ITC financier, Lew Grade, halted production after watching the pilot, although it’s cancellation meant a move to live action for the Anderson’s, and UFO.
Godzilla AND Thunderbirds on set!
Two movies for the price of one!
Any more toy movie sets readers? C'mon!