Airfix has long been known for modelling the machines that push boundaries – from iconic aircraft and spacecraft to engineering achievements that have shaped history. Now, for the first time, an Airfix kit has taken that ambition a step further, physically travelling to the edge of space. With NASA currently preparing to launch the …
Read More »Mood Bears all aboard for Canterbury Xmas run
A special Mood Bear named Hope helped deliver festive joy to children supported by Kent-based charity Demelza, as Southeastern Railway marked the bicentenary of the railways with a heart-warming Christmas toy delivery to Canterbury. Mood Bears, founded by entrepreneur Jo Proud, joined leading UK toy brands Hornby and Asmodee, alongside …
Read More »Scalextric and RAC on-track
We’re talking about the temperature of bread sauce rather than any schoville measurement of course. This RAC set, a micro Scalextric offering, comes in at £40 and, as quickly as this emergency service arrives at your roadside we wager it’ll not be travelling to you via this track route. A …
Read More »Mental toll of screen time has adults returning to traditional hobbies
The trend towards this behaviour has led to the increase in the Kidult category of toys and games, collectibles and card trading too all on the up. This survey from Hornby backs up why this market accounts for about £1 in every £3 spent on analogue play pursuits, their headline …
Read More »Toy Story 30th anniversary set anyone?
Three decades have passed, don’t dwell on that bit too but celebrate these 30 years of Toy Story with the new Robosen line-up of mini-characters. We see little point in grabbing the individual characters when the entire set will set you back a smidge under £200, but before you baulk …
Read More »The Kidults – 2025 awards winners unveiled
An eclectic bunch of products and people came together, the latter were hand-picked judges with a known passion for this play space and after some serious hand-on time with the array of product on offer have to somehow come up with several stand-out items that we can choose to put …
Read More »LEGO launch their largest (and most spendy) set – The Death Star
Doesn’t actually have the most pieces, that’d be the World Map, but that’s almost 11,000 studs and a vast amount single studs so this one, over 9,000 “proper pieces”, well mostly, snags the title. Its $1,000, will likely sell out as hardcore AFOLS and Star Wars fans trade in those …
Read More »Billie Eilish – The UNO deck – she must be Happier than Ever.
Far from “Everything I wanted” this special pack of the top card game UNO is a collection of 112 premium canvas cards hich, according to Mattel “marks a bold new direction for UNO Canvas, reimagining the game through the lens of one of today’s most influential artists”. We’ve a signature …
Read More »All aboard the ICONS Jack Sparrow Ship, cannot quite believe we’ve waited on this set for this long but it’s here and I’ll offer those who might be a tad bothered by the depletion of their bank accounts during the hollibobs that this one is £300. Who cares I hear …
Read More »Better than a golden ticket – A Willy Wonka LEGO set based on the original
Over-excited perhaps, but rarely does an item stop us in our tracks as this scrumptious set did. Based on the film released back in 1971 starring Gene Wilder as Mr Wonka the scene brought to us is the heart of the Chocolate factory was designed by Italian-based duo, Roberto Ceruti …
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