Flying saucer ship model at Toy's 'R' Us

3 posts ยท Jun 19 1998 to Jun 21 1998

From: Scott Jaqua <jaqua@c...>

Date: Fri, 19 Jun 1998 13:53:43 -0700

Subject: Flying saucer ship model at Toy's 'R' Us

For those living state side, Toy's 'R' Us carries a new ship model, that if
nothing else can be used to freak out the other player. A company called
Playing Mantis, http://www.playingmantis.com has come out with a Die
Cast version on the Jupiter 2 from the original (not the movie) Lost in Space.
I took on look and had to get one just for giggles and grins. It's about 2.5
inches around and sits about.75 inches tall on its landing legs. I haven't
opened the pack so I don't know if the legs move. It was under $5 with tax, so
I think it make a pretty cheap gag, if that's what you want it for.

From: Bobby Mock <hansuke@g...>

Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 15:47:59 -0500

Subject: Re: Flying saucer ship model at Toy's 'R' Us

SGII 1/64 scale die cast items are on
<http://www.polarlights.com/lis_diecast.html>

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> From: Scott B. Jaqua <jaqua@centerlinewheels.com>
I
> took on look and had to get one just for giggles and grins. It's about

From: Tim Schmidt <tims@t...>

Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 19:24:31 -0700

Subject: Re: Flying saucer ship model at Toy's 'R' Us

Might make a good space station model.

Tim

> Scott B. Jaqua wrote:

> For those living state side, Toy's 'R' Us carries a new ship model,