Toy-Ventures this week is a look at five classic Halloween costumes from my collection, some are weird, none are scary but they're ...

I love the fact that the popularity of Star Wars actually helped Dinky sell more Eagles and UFO interceptors despite the fact that both...

One would be foolish to go up against the Dinky armada in the late 1970s.....

UFO by Purnell (1971) One of the nicest things I received at Mego Meet was this colouring book, which frankly, I didn't know existed un...

Presenting the coolest cross ever toy I've seen in a long time, normally I am immune to spaceship models (cause I suck at painting t...

In the early 1980s, ITC Entertainment took their back catalog of (mainly) Gerry Anderson TV programs and edited them into a series of T...

  Ever since I mocked up a set of parachuting AHI Super Monsters last year , I've been kind of smitten and inspired to make more. ...

UFO: Seeing is Believing Coloring Book By Whitman 1978 Another colouring book I found rummaging through   Planet of the Stuff a couple of...

Seeing as it's September 13th, there is no better time to talk about the creative force that was Gerry Anderson. Eventhough...

UFO colouring book (Unknown Publishing) Anyone who has read this blog might know that I am more than a little obsessed with this short liv...

The passing of legendary TV producer Gerry Anderson yesterday, put me into a real funk. Anderson created two of my favourite science fic...

I am really excited to say that I've made a major find and it's timing couldn't be better seeing as it's a Collegeville...

This ad is from 1978, I find it funny that kids were playing with ships from Gerry Anderson's (IMO amazing) UFO series a good seven yea...