A look at some miscellaneous space models on display at Smallspace 10.
Saturday, 22 July 2023
ROB'S DIME STORE MEMORIES 2
Friday, 21 July 2023
THE WORLDS OF ANDERSON AT SMALLSPACE 10
Even though the main theme of Smallspace 10 was the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who there was still a few items on show at the event representing some of the Andersons' TV series.
Chris Potter represented Space: 1999 bringing along his 44 inch Eagle Transporter, a studio scale Mark IX Hawk, studio scale Pilot Ship, and Dione’s Escape Ship.
David Sisson
displayed some of his models and props from the Anderson series’
post Space:1999.
From Space Police and Space Precinct, small & large Cruiser props.
Simon Rhodes brought along two original X5 Computer panels from Space: 1999.
Mamas Pitsillis brought along some of his Anderson models.
Finally, more photos I took of a few more Anderson related items on display including a large Meccano Eagle Freighter. Credit to their builders.
ED'S PROCESSED PLASTICS ROCKETS AND CARS
Ed of Las Vegas has very kindly sent more personal pics of his own fab collection of Processed Plastics toys.
For more of Ed's delights see his neat blog, Toys and Stuff.
Thursday, 20 July 2023
NOT SURE HOW TO SAY IT: THE LIABE!
PLEASE HAND YOUR KEYS AND LANYARD OVER ON YOUR WAY OUT
Yep, it's happening. I'm a day away from finishing work for good.
I'm retiring.
I imagine a few of you Baby Boomers have done already too. Its our time isn't it!
Its a happy but sad feeling finishing work as a teaching assistant, especially after being at my High School for 13 years.
In all of that time I've come home and added something to this blog for the next day's post, so I associate Moonbase with coming home from my job. It'll be strange having so much more time on my hands and not coming home!
At the moment I've no great plans. I'll carry on buying and selling old toys, which I love to do [especially the finding at boot sales and in charity shops], restore old toys [my new passion], carry on with Moonbase Central of course, finish a second book I started ages ago about more JR21 toys and spend a lot more time with wider family and friends, who for one reason and another [work, Covid, Grandkids] I've probably neglected.
If any of you who've retired can offer me any pearls of wisdom regarding what to and what not to do in the next few months I would be most grateful!
Scrapheap? Rocket Base? At the moment I'm unsure what retirement means!
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CHECKLISTS BY BRAND (FOR COUNTRY BY COUNTRY SEE TOP OF BLOG)
PROJECT SWORD SPACEX TIMELINE
- 1968 SPACEX LT10 CONCEPT
- 1966 SPACE GLIDER REAL THING
- 1969 LUNAR CLIMBER & MOONSHIP
- 1968 PROJECT SWORD ANNUAL
- 1968 TV21 #168 PROJECT SWORD PHASE 2
- 1968 PLEASURE CRUISER CONCEPT
- 1968 CENTURY 21 TOY MANUAL
- 1967 SCOUT 1 CONCEPT
- 1967 NUCLEAR FERRY TOY AD
- 1967 SWORD TOY AD
- 1967 SWORD TOY AD
- 1966 SPACE GLIDER CONCEPT
- 1966 HOVERTANK IN COMIC
- 1966 NUKE PULSE NEEDLEPROBE IN COMIC
- 1966 ZERO X FILM DEBUT
- 1966 MOONBUS IN COMIC
- 1966 SPACE PATROL 1
- 1966 P3 HELICOPTER IN COMIC
- 1966 SAND FLEA AND SNOW TRAIN
- 1966 MOBILE LAUNCH PAD IN COMIC
- 1965 SPACEX MOONBASE CONCEPT
- 1965 APOLLO FIRST UK TOY AD
- 1962 NOVA CONCEPT
- 1962 MOONBUS CONCEPT
- 1961 MOON PROSPECTOR CONCEPT
- 1953 MOLAB CONCEPT









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