Showing posts with label toys and games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toys and games. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 December 2016
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Amaro and Walden's Joyride
Amaro and Walden's Joyride from The Line on Vimeo.
This is so clever. I originally saw a very short gif on the Death Spray Blog, but didn't see a link to where it came from, then found it via Le Container.
Joyride was made by a London-based collective of artist, designers and animators called The Line.
It has a mature rating, so if you're mature, then watch it before you share it with anyone.
Read how this great video was made at The Line Animation. G
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
Enzo Sidecars: Back in stock
These are officially child's toy, but they make a great ornament too (in my opinion). Super tactile, EU approved, designed in the UK for a UK company (but made abroad).
We had British Racing Green and copper-coloured ones that sold out. Now we have red and chrome and silver and black.
Dimensions: Length 250mm x Width 195mm x Height 130mm
Materials: ABS Plastic with high gloss UV coating. Hand-polished with care.
£42 plus post for sideburn.bigcartel.com
We deliver worldwide. G
We had British Racing Green and copper-coloured ones that sold out. Now we have red and chrome and silver and black.
Dimensions: Length 250mm x Width 195mm x Height 130mm
Materials: ABS Plastic with high gloss UV coating. Hand-polished with care.
£42 plus post for sideburn.bigcartel.com
We deliver worldwide. G
Labels:
Sideburn merchandise,
sidecar,
toys and games
Sunday, 25 January 2015
Meccano treasure trove
Meccano Magazine was started in 1916 by Frank Hornby, inventor of the Meccano hobby engineering sets (and later Hornby model railways and Dinky toys, some hat-trick) that did a brilliant job of keeping the minds of millions of teenage boys off their own nuts, for a while at least.
A bunch of insanely dedicate people have scanned and made available pretty much every copy of the magazine, which ran until 1981. There's even a searchable index. If you go in there, don't expect to emerge in less than an hour. The bikes, by the way, are from August and October 1929. Many thanks to Brownhills Bob for the tip-off. MP
A bunch of insanely dedicate people have scanned and made available pretty much every copy of the magazine, which ran until 1981. There's even a searchable index. If you go in there, don't expect to emerge in less than an hour. The bikes, by the way, are from August and October 1929. Many thanks to Brownhills Bob for the tip-off. MP
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Plastic biker



The Inman household has been after this fella for a while. My lad doesn't play with his Playmobil as much as he used to, but when this chopper rider was re-released and spotted by Mrs I we had to have him to join all the other riders in the toybox. The rider wears Fiddy-esque cowboy boots, trousers with metal discs up the seam (conches?), a black waistcoat (no back patch), skull shirt (perhaps from Iron & Resin) and a Centurion full-face. He's also sporting a fantastic Chesterfield Kings-style, page boy mop (below).His bike is an innovative V3 (maybe Honda NS400) with girder front end, apes and twin lights.
There are five other bikes in the re-released Playmobil riders series. G
UPDATE: Check out more Sideburn Playmobil fun and here too.

Monday, 31 October 2011
Rollerball Action Figure
On a kind of related subject, to quash any confusion, Rollerburn tickets are in the form of wristbands, not normal tickets. If you've ordered and haven't received yours yet, email us. Thanks. G
Labels:
DIY,
Rollerball,
ROLLERBURN,
toys and games
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Boris
The knitwear obsession grows.This is Boris the Sock Monkey by Fi who was making it for a friend till she realised he's an exact match of Project FT's Death Spray Custom Colour Blinder paint, right down to one orange eye. Thanks Fi. G
PS Yes, I've carpeted the garage. Van next, Stevie!
Friday, 26 November 2010
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
Top Trumps
Sunday, 10 May 2009
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