I know, but I ran out of civil, military and Wild West, so it's back-to-back space this evening! This was less of a calculated purchase than the other three (LB space cycle, Scout 2 and the Firefly), and in point of fact, I sort of let the seller of the Firefly talk me into this one at the same time!
The 'Space Car', more of a space liner, but scale is a moot point, entirely down to your own imagination! No box, and it's hard to love, as it looks a bit like a cross between a guppy and a knuckle-duster, but I think it will go well with the streamlined rural coach, also in metallic maroon, from
Beeju/EVB, which could be parked-up on the apron, transferring passengers!
Because I try to only use internet scrapings in context, these have been in Picasa since 2014, that's 11-years and two laptops! But now I have a better one, there's no need for them, and they don't add much 'in context' either! Hey-ho! But we do have a black plastic motor-housing as a slight variant. It's obviously missing space-headlights and space-windscreen!
It's the game we love to play, and we can play it all day, Copice. This was on evilBay a year or so ago, and is also a bit chewed, but was worth a download for the box, but then, in August just gone . . .
. . . this sold to a lucky new-owner, I've only kept one of the machine images, as it's a better angled ¾-view than I took of mine!
The X-20 Space Car, very much a generic, which may have been an early issue by someone who would later go on to use a brand-mark, like
Hover,
Hoover,
Jimson,
Lucky,
OK, et al! And, I'd say, not that rare, given the number that turn-up? But I've never seen a blue one, still, there's always the next Sandown Park show!
'Images from eBay', hee-hee, and I've got thousands of them, if that's how we're gonna' play it?
2 comments:
I would have loved a red space car as a kid, it's as if a London Bus could fly!
Yes! Exactly my thought, it's a space-bus!
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