Another new name encountered at the Toy Fair in Kensington back in January was Popup Games , a clever use of paper folding to produce games ...

I really shouldn't be blogging right now, far too much going on in real life, of far more importances, or worry! And I will apologise to...

I've scanned these 1:1, but have no idea how they will show on your system, and being press-out, it's not that clear where you will ...

Shot on Adrian's table at yesterday's Sandown Park toy fair, these are lovely, box has collapsed a bit over nearly a century (WWII...

We've probably had that one before! Hay-ho, a couple of items from WH Cornelius , now Playwrite , founded in 1911 and still going strong...

Sad that the series only ran to the two sets, but then the recent Klutz sets with figures only managed four titles, while the ones a contri...

Looked at in Plastic Warrior's little brother One Inch Warrior , many years ago now, and not by me, but I made it my business to track t...

Which by now I'm sure you've worked out is my moniker for Games Workshop ! It's not that I dislike them in the same way I dislik...

JP may well be known to you from your work desk or table where they may be present as bottles or tins of glue, paint or solvent of one type...

In my day (he says; making himself sound like an old git!) they were all paper or balsa-wood, now they are mostly expanded polystyrene foam,...