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This looks great!

Excellent upgrades, looks so accurate , fantastic.👍.

The visor looks very similar to my old bike helmet.

Wow. Super attention to detail and so professional. Love it. Esp like the effective use of 3-d printing - from a “lay” model-maker/cosplay perspective has this technology made a massive difference to the whole interest group? I do love the _sans_ Freiberger season 1 of S1999.

Really good. Looking forward to seeing your model of the Cygnus in the same scale! I think you’d probably need a warehouse to build it in!

Absolutely brilliant ❤❤❤ i love this so much. Great work!!!

Don’t they sell a version of autos mickey

The black hole sticker on the inside of the hatch is genius!

I just returned from the theater and got to see Alien - Romulus. I'd give it a 3 out of 5. It had a few parts where you couldn't help but catch the references to previous movies. Alien, Aliens, Aliens 3. A complete new set of faces, and a couple of different Alien creatures. Simple enough plot, and good realistic sets. Can't say anything more as I don't want to spoil it for those yet to see it. Great repaint. How many figures did they make from the movie? (the back of the box only shows 4 other figures and the type is too small to read on the screen) I have not seen these before. Surprised that there is a Lambert figures since she isn't typically popular enough for most model makers. Still great to have as a part of a set though.

Pretty cool. Never had the imagination to play with miniatures but appreciate the stylistic accuracy.

Great stuff! If that were to scale, what would you approximate it as? To my eyes, it looks around 1/48 scale. I'm an old miseryguts, who never, ever bothered buying action figure playsets, because the manufacturers (out of necessity, I know) always compromised the scale, and that always bothered me. Sorry. Saying that, your version of a rocking horse manure rare toy, is inspired, and a thing of beauty. Thank you for sharing! Nice one.👍👍👍

I have a favourite Swann Morton scalpel, too. I found the handle just lying in the road, in the middle of nowhere, one day about 25 years ago. I was going to work on my motorcycle, and, on a winding Suffolk lane, saw something glinting. I thought it might be glass, but as I got to it, I saw it wasn't. It was completely undamaged, and had no real reason to be where it was. It's been very useful ever since.

Phrases you just don’t hear anymore - ‘Send a Postal Order’, ‘Stamped addressed envelope’ and ‘Please allow 28 days for delivery’! 😂

Nice work.

This figure is great! Gi Joe made these( I have the action pilot and soldier) just like this same body but no articulation I hate that I can’t believe this has articulation and hasbro couldn’t add any. this is why action man is better than

Really wish they would produce this board game again, i'm sure many would buy it.

I was totally fascinated with TMP when I first seen it but not sure why? I think it was mainly the excellent design and epic scale.

How do you buy it

Flash Gordon, Dr Who, Star Trek, Asterix the Gaul ... those were the days when Weetabix was worth buying.

Thanks for this, I have a set of the cards (which I also collected when I was a youngster), but I didn't realise there was an album for them, I'll have to try and get one now. Mote Letraset would be great, one of my favorite things growing up!

weetabix done some good promotions, I loved star trek the motion picture with cut out enterprise!

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The Music was good The T shirt was good. The film itself looked like a bad TV show compared to Star Wars. Even Flesh Gordon had better effects.

"a Space Adventure by Gerry Davies" Oh dear.

it's a hair curler/tongs.

“It’s a bit elaborate for a toothpick” Great quote slipped in there. 3D printing amazing stuff. Can you imagine Janet Ellis rolling out her little 3D printer? (I think she did one of the communicator models but perhaps it was series4)

Thomas salter toys was produced in Scotland i am very proud of that .

I have some star wars ones and e.t so much fun back in the day ..

Looks excellent 😎😎

Looks very good.

so cool

I loved your quatermass II hammer podcast (which I’ve only just discovered) I’ve been watching and rewatching quatermass II for years. Very much enjoy Brian Dunleavy’s Q portrayal and was gratified to learn that he wasn’t as ‘bad’ as Kneale recollected in his later thoughts. Sad that Sid James had got typecast as he was pretty effective as the journalist and if I recall correctly was billed as Sidney James in the credits(?) I’ll have to check that in future views. Keep up the great voice work with Eric and I always wait with baited breath for the next B7 & Who pods. The cards look nice. Glossy and tactile (or they appear that way!)

Kirk looks distraught over Ohura

I built the original Midori Stingray, which this kit is based on, back in the 60s. It came with tubes lumpy paint, which looked hideous when I got done painting. But it was all we had back then.

Você vende isso ?

Eu tive esse decalque ... que saudade , demorava pra usar para nao acabar kkkkk

It, like it's predecessors, is beautifully written. Nigel Kneale knew exactly what terrified him, and he knew how to translate that to terrifying others. His script books are goosebump inducing - not just the script, but his directions: 'sharp look left' 'eyes wide in terror', and my favourite, as I always see it, when I watch any of the first three series: 'creep in music'; 'uneasy music.' I adore Quatermass And The Pit - everything in it is right - I have seen it countless times, and bits of it still make my flesh creep - the terrified policeman in the ruined house (played by the same actor who played the overly officious General Henderson in UFO) always does it. His sense of terror is palpable - as it should be, as the ruined house is directly above the Martian spacecraft. Little bits of business like the hull attacking the flesh of anyone who touches it. It's a wonderful movie, but just pipped at the post by Quatermass II. Everything here is filled with dread. The exquisitely eerie lighting, throughout; just the oddness of it - roads that go nowhere; lines of sinister figures on the horizon; Broadhead's terrible death, and above all, those menacing silvery skies, that seems to get lower and lower as the movie progresses. Oh, and the great Sid James proving that he could actually act. What's not to like? 'Hobbs End' was the name given to a model station used to teach tube train drivers. So it did exist... sort of.

When I first came to Hawaii over 50 years ago, the Aurora Seaview kit was still in the stores so I immediately picked it up. I had remembered Seaview from the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea series that I used to watch in Japan.

Some genuinely crerpy and scary moments in this film.

Great stuff Ian. I love the way you do tutorials! Easy to follow and nicely presented! Sub and a like for you! Kepp up the great work champ!

@9:14 is that the Mondoshawan from The Fifth Element? If so where did you find that? The scale is small enough that it doesn't take up much space, yet is detailed enough that I picked it out even though you moved by it pretty quickly. And the person who complained about your Tribble....must have been a Klingon. Can't take those guys anywhere!

Did the light bulb that came with yours work and if it didn't do you know what kind you can use for a replacement I recently got one at an estate sale and the light will not working and I can't tell if it's the batteries or the light bulb so I want to check both

Cram Packed with Great Memories & Fun!!! Bravo!!!

Judge Dredd Rules!!!

I had both Big Jim & GI Joes!!! They were Awesome. Best of the West were also a Fav.

Hi ian. Off topic, but have you and Eric recorded anything in regards to the new Dr who and all its problem s? Nothing on neozazz?

Thats a very impressive mancave it must have taken you years to collect 😊

An incredible collection - thank you for sharing it. If you ever came in to posession of a large exhibition space, you could definitely display everything and charge for entry - I would definitely pay! Also glad to see that your Liberator flight deck model got a look in - that's still my favourite of your scratch built models that you've shown being made.

Nice Federation Trooper action figure!