On holiday in Suffolk last week we enjoyed watching some yachts.
They were remote controlled models on a yacht pond. I suppose you could call them toy yachts or?
There were different sizes of yachts but this was the one we saw sailing.
I think there were yachting pools in most seaside towns. Maybe there still are.
The latest FAB EXPRESS from Fanderson has landed, and I was pleased to see that the editors have kindly included my review on the new Corgi Stingray.
Seeing this scrapper Super Seven I had an idea.
Could I make the Revvers Haulin' Horses redline by Hot Wheels?
Here's the real thing as seen on Ebay.
A few photos of the recently released pre-order Corgi U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701.
It’s a well detailed model, and comes with a display stand in the shape of the Star Fleet Delta Emblem.
It’s all packed into a deluxe box with a brief summary about the history of the Enterprise and each of it’s three different Captains on the inside of the lid.
Corgi have also released an Enterprise D die-cast model, and have future plans to release more ships from the worlds of Star Trek.
Stop Press: Kevin D commented he once owned a Corgi original 40th Anniversary version. This was pretty much the same as the reissue apart from a different display stand and packaging.
Intrigued by this I found a few photos of one on-line. Credit to the original photographer.
