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1975 ad for Dinky Toys.
Model 671 - MK1 Corvette. As it states in the ad this model was based on the Vosper Thornycroft Mk1 Corvette.
Models 359 and 360 - Eagle Transporter and Eagle Freighter from Space: 1999. I think the Transporter carried the rectangular box underneath while the Freighter carried the yellow cylinders.
Model 625 - 6 Pounder Anti-Tank Gun.
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Airfix New Models File - The Afrika Korps. As explained in the ad this was a construction kit and not the well-known plastic figure range that was also produced by Airfix in 'HO/OO' and 1/32nd scale.
A 1975 ad for the Matchbox Fighting Furies action figure line.
Airfix New Models File - The British Eighth Army (The Desert Rats). As explained in the ad this was a construction kit and not the well-known plastic figure range that was also produced by Airfix in 'HO/OO' and 1/32nd scale.
1975 ad for Matchbox Kits featuring the Hawker Siddeley HS 125, the Sd-Kfz 234/2 Puma armoured car and the Sd-Kfz 124 Wespe (Wasp) self-propelled gun.
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1975 ad for Meccano.
A 1979 ad for the Super Star Holiday Special from DC Comics (the correct name for this title was the DC Special Series No. 21) and it's probably best known now for the Batman tale drawn by Frank Miller making his debut on the character. Cover by José Luis García-López.
Hotspur No. 842, dated 6 December 1975. The Scarlet Hawk cover. DC Thomson.
