Friday, 15 August 2025
Crimson Crusader: Red Batmobile
No Way Home
Being without Disney+ currently means I have to forego the main Marvel superhero movies and settle for Spider-Man films on other channels.
Spider-Man is a teenager, invented to annoy Sixty-odd year olds like me, but needs must. I miss my Marvel heroes like Iron Man and Thor so much I'll take a bit of webbing.
This week I braved Spider-Man No Way Home. It was a test of my nerves in the face of so much adolescent angst and chaos. I only just survived, largely saved by two cameo actors, the chap that plays Dr. Strange, who I find interesting and the very first young actor who played Spider-Man 15 years ago, the best of the crop of three webslingers since then.
No Way Home isn't something I can rave about but it gave me just enough Stan to reboot my flagging Lee.
I'll try the sequel or prequel next.
Do you like the Spider-Man movies?
ZEROID COMMANDER ZOGG'S ACTION SET
Some photos of the Zeroid Commander Action Set which featured Zogg.
Zogg's accessories are activated by his arms, which carry a current from his battery.
This is the Sensor Station. Zogg.s battery power is supposed to spin the radar array. To be honest, I've never got it to work properly.
BOX CLEVER
I've always liked the box art on the Zeroid action sets, giving us a colourful glimpse of their home on the Planet Zero.
Here's a look some of those sets, including the red Missile Defence Pad, and the later S.T.A.R. Team, Star Hawk box art.
Oil Giant
I was only talking to Junior about the Greek giant Talos the other day - you know, Jason and the Argonauts and all that creaking brass - when this image of an old Lardoline oil can popped into my sales searches.
Now who's that giant then? Talos? He was full of a hot ichor oil! It came out of his ankle!
Thursday, 14 August 2025
Will's Old Model Kits
SPACE:1999 LOLLY ICE ADVERT
Y0U CAN'T LICK 'EM
As my annual seaside holiday isn't far off, I'm reminded of the old Gerry and Sylvia Anderson related lolly ice ads we used to see outside beach stalls.
One or two have survived over the years, like Zoom and FAB, but sadly the Anderson connection is long gone.
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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