I got a bit shirty a while ago and chucked this first-image up elsewhere, with a 'Sigh', after I had posted one lot ( Minimodels ) a...

Let's say: Deluxe Reading is for Topper Toys ! These were in my collection for years as Thomas , but that was back when I took the...

It's funny, they thought to correct me on two 80-odd years old Spanish rubber figures last Christmas, yet seem to know nothing about any...

Just a quick one to spread the word about a forthcoming auction at SAS ( Special Auction Services ), off down in Newbury, Berkshire. A...

or...W is for Ward 10 When we looked at the tin-plate ambulance the other day I mentioned that it would fit well with the Hospital, forget...

This is a follow-up article to some developments on the original listing post , and I thank Alex Keery for his input. I had originally liste...

As with the Vitacup the other day, figures come in in dribs and drabs, occasionally allowing for a new article so further to the Original Po...

Speaking of Merit, as I hope I just have below (I'm back to pre-loading these articles at home and whacking them in under the dongle-cre...

The Minimodels plant in Havent, near Portsmouth is responsible for lots of the figures that turn up in mixed lots of small scale and the h...

Continuing with the whole Triang/Lines thing down at Minimodels Havent, with Mr. Stadden in tow, we come to these chaps, four poses in ap...

Well, I said I'd be getting thematic and the two posts below (Household Cavalry and Almark ) are from the HC box and the Triang/Minimo...

...the precursor to the modern Ministry of Defence (MoD), and the title of the range of WWII figures Almark produced in part from ex- Mini...

Almark Model Products Ltd. They were also primary importers to the UK of the Armtec range of accessories from the USA. Charles Stadden was...

It's been a while since these starred in 1" Warrior , and then they were in black & white, so I thought I'd chuck some up h...