Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Model Kit of the Week #7
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I was given this model in 1968 for my birthday. I was 10 years old and I didn't see many episodes of The Invaders until summer repeats, because The show ran after my bedtime during school.
ReplyDeleteI do remember that you could remove the top of the model and look at the small figures that came with the kit inside at the controls of the ship. I also remember that the landing legs of the ship would fold up I under the ship for flying.
I got this model in the late '70s as a boy even though I had never seen the series yet.
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Drool! Loved this model!
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