MOONBASE CENTRAL

I was nuts about Outer Space Men as a kid.

Would you like to be looked after by robots?

Hi, Something a bit different.

Hi Woodsy.

Woodsy, Here's a practice shot of the Moon Base taking shape on the moonscape.

During the summer car boot season I picked up this little old plastic FAB1, far right next to a Carlton one.

I recently found my old Toys R Us gold card, which I'm sort of nostalgic about.

Reader Brian B recently spotted these neat brand new space toys Stateside.

Hi Woodsy I was trying to decide what to take pics of...I saw your post on Spanish Space Toys.

The Hot Wheels range has expanded exponentially in recent years, with more and more different ranges and models being added on a rolling basis.

I've always loved this Corgi die-cast.

Some photos I've taken of the short-lived Space: 1999 Area 2 diorama set which came out 2017, and was designed to be in scale with the MPC 1/48 Eagle kits.

Hi Woodsy, Superior Plastics – Custom Molders and Extruders – was a US plastics company that produced a number of educational model kits in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

I did some toy supergluing yesterday and last night and today I've felt dreadful.

Courtesy of Bob Aucutt USA

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Woodsey, Some more stuff....

Not sure where this image came from but it's in my photo archive.

It's odd how in the space of a few days several visible women turn up.

Wow, I would have loved this as a nipper.

Well Woodsy, I couldn't get too far along with this Moonscape diorama without first taking some photos of the Apollo landing.

Some photos of a simple 6" garage kit resin model of a Shadair Albatross flying boat as seen in a couple of episodes of UFO.

As I often warble in about, I'm a massive super hero movie nut.

Hi Woodsy Your recent post on the LP Lik B Circus Cars with pink wheels reminded me of a series of car kits produced by US company AMT.

Hi Woodsy.