When I was a toddler my two sisters played with two sisters next door. One of them had one of these Sindy buggy's. I used to grab it for my Action Men to explore their back garden with it lol.
Another one for a few quid would give you the extra wheels, but well done, a simple but effective transformation 👍 also great to see Luna hogging the limelight 🐈 or moonlight rather!
Smashing customisation, and it’s made me want to get my head round a project I’ve been thinking about but putting off for a bit now. And how well behaved is Luna , our dog dex just tries eating whatever I’m trying to restore lol
Thanks. The idea for this is quite simple, but it makes such a difference. And Luna is pretty good. She has her own Luke Skywalker that she likes to chew. So far that is all she has chewed: th-cam.com/video/DsChnuhS-sM/w-d-xo.html
Great work! I always thought the Sindy Buggy would make a great Space 1999 moonbuggy - I know my sister's got the Sindy vehicle in her loft, I'll give it the Space 1999 treatment this weekend!
Absolutely Brilliant Dave!! I never would have thought to do that and it works perfectly!😃 As you were saying, the sticker work you do makes an amazing difference sometimes and the very minor LEGO additions just completed the look. If I saw it on the shelf, I would be certain it was made to be the moon rover from Space 1999. Just Wow!!🔥🔥🔥
AAAHHHHH This is great!!! As a doll and toy lover this is a fantastic idea. My husband doesn't like my stuff, so I can't display it anywhere, but if I could this would be a fun idea.
The one custom figures helmet from what I can see seems to match the color of the buggy. Also the other figure with the mustache is giving off Bert Reynolds vibes.
Ah, yes. The classic '70's porno moustache'. They were a thing, indeed. I remember the 1970's well. That's a point: did anyone make a Burt Reynolds action figure? He made so many great, fun movies in the 1970's and 80's, you'd have thought it a no brainer, really.
@@seanmc7128 - The character of Paul Morrow was played by Prentis Hancock, who sported such a moustache. The figure is a good sculpt of the actor, complete with moustache.
That is a great custom job you did there.Looks spot on,You should have your own special toy company that specializes in customs.Nice to see that Luna The Cat gets to be in spotlight celebrity in your video in the end.
I like the thought that reusing molds is something that toy companies should do. ^_^ I’d agree. Reusing molds can keep prices down and give kids more toy’s in a line. I often wonder if that’s why some toys seem more special in a way.
I love your videos & already thought y'all are awesome, but this is my intro to Luna, if you've shown her before. 2 thumbs up for that lil lady & her perrrfect voice.
Absolutely love what you did with this buggy! I have to admit that I hope one day you'll get your hands on a spare pair of wheels and attempt to give it a full set of six though. 😬
Sindy at the police station: “My buggy was hijacked!” “By whom?” “A guy in a space suit!” “Yeah, right!” (Grabbing the phone to call for medical assistance) 😝😜
Hey Dave It looks great 👍🏻 I believe the passenger will require a helmet as he will not last very long out there. 2/3 of your team, present and accounted for. Take care🙂
Thanks for another great video, Dave! I’m just concerned with the demand for old Sindy buggies. “This one cost me £5.” EBay sellers be: “£45 seems about right for this… plus shipping.” I’m still trying to source 350Q Blush modelling balloons to fix my Six Million Dollar Man figure… it’s been many months and Blush is always out of stock…
I don't bother with measuring for stickers, I just take painter's tape, place it on the vehicle, then use a pencil to outline the contours of the area. Basically if the tape remains flat, I will continue the tape, and mark only where the plastic turns a corner or ends. I then take the tape off, put it on blank paper, and scan it into the computer to use as a template in Photoshop or Illustrator. I do this even if I'm using existing stickers as a basis, so I can tweak the shapes if need be to make them fit better.
This is really awesome! I love it! I managed to pick up one of these for £6, and I've also gratefully downloaded those wonderful stickers from your website... Before I start though, I'm tempted to pick up a second buggy and see if I can't work out a way of attaching a third set of wheels - I know Plastic Weld won't be much use, but there must be a way... Thank you so much for this video, Dave - you're a very real inspiration. You, Mrs Toypolloi, and Luna, all take care Dude. :)
When I first saw the buggy, I thought it was the GI Joe Adventure Team vehicle. Its been so long I may be way off and dont recall the stickers or size differences, though. Cool idea for a video. I love seeing toys repurposed.
For a fiver Dave I would of added the extra set of wheels, looks like there's just enough room in between the originals. Brilliant idea and custom, thanks for sharing.
Dave I gotta tell you Man. This is now one of my new favorites. The stickers are fantastic. Dead on design wise, but the joysticks! It's amazing how something so simple can make such a huge difference. And the fact that you thought to use them. Is amazing to me. I don't have that kind of imagination. I can build anything, but to look at a couple pieces of plastic and say hey that looks like a spaceship/moon buggy Control stick. Not so much. Lol once again thank you for the Videos TP1, and TP2. God Bless.
Wow. Awesome. Looks really convincing. As a huge Space 1999 Fan I like this project very much. I never could do it because of my lack of skills in photoshop.
Utterly love that you could make the buggy a custom without and permanent changes. As it was so bare though, certainly nothing would have been "ruined", if you had. Oddly, a lot of accessories for 1:6 scale fashion dolls end up scaled at 1:8. Likely to save a little bit on material costs & dimensions for shipping, but Mattel's been doing it with Barbie for at least as long Sindy's makers have, as well. The end result is as you said: the accessories, furniture, and vehicles are almost perfect for 8-10" figures and dolls, instead. 6" (1:12) and 4" figures were the norm for most of my childhood, but in the past few years, collectors' figures have more or less standardized around 8", for detailing and better joints, and that just opens up so many possibilities for fun silliness with fashion doll parts.
"Oddly, a lot of accessories for 1:6 scale fashion dolls end up scaled at 1:8. Likely to save a little bit on material costs & dimensions for shipping, but Mattel's been doing it with Barbie for at least as long Sindy's makers have, as well." That explains the issues *I* have had when rigging up a 6th scale figure with some 'cheap' Barbie stuff. Great.
Great idea Dave, never cease to amaze me. This is why I always watch your videos, you’re always doing something fascinating. The buggy came out excellent, but of course two more wheels will make it look authentic. Maybe if you find a broken buggy, you can put two more wheels on it.Can’t wait to see what you have in store next, till next time.
Yeah they should do more reuse of molds always, those giant expensive metal objects heh. At least it's yellow, modern doll cars of all brands tend to use bespoke pink constantly, like Barbie's ambulance or firetruck would be hot pink for some reason lol. Steffi Love makes a nice Volkswagen that fit 8" figures well and is quite realistic in proportions.
Another great video from Toy Polloi and I love your custom Space 1999 Moon Buggy, Dave. For an alternative, check out the modern Hasbro Action Man Jungle Explorer vehicle, which also reminds me of the Space 1999 moon buggy.
Another great video dave, awesome custom, I wish palitoy had put these out in the 70's for the 1999 line. If you were able to get a couple of spare wheels would you try to make it a 6 wheeler?.
Great work, there. I'd have to replace the wheels, and give it an extra axle - I'm sure that some suitable wheels from R/C model cars could be found. (The real buggy was a skid-steer vehicle, and was controlled with two joysticks, rather like a tank, so no steering wheel) However, that's just me. You have made a great upgrade to the Sindy buggy. Nice one. Considerably smaller, but worth looking out for, is the diecast buggy made by Majorette in the 1970's. It was a really nice model.
@@toypolloi I've wanted to so something similar, turning an action man jeep into a jurassic park wrangler.... but I havent the heart to destroy an original action man jeep until I find a second one.
I think we'd have all been just fine if you'd have kept filming while your cat paid you a visit! Also, really cool idea here. Nothing destroyed or altered permanently.
Brilliant job, TP! absolutely spot on! Really captures the Space 1999 feel. Such a pleasing vehicle, and adaptable. You could repurpose that, with paint, decals, etc for other properties such as V, Buck Rogers, Battlestar Galactica, Action Man, etc. But you know what else you could convert that awesome Sindy dune buggy into? A Warthog from Halo....the actual body shape is very similar, and it wouldn't be that hard if you know what you're doing. If I find one cheap, I'm tempted to try it. I reckon: Full clean and careful removal of decals. A very light sand over the body shell. Plastic primer, followed by multiple coats of Tamiya olive drab matt spray. Create new decals in photoshop, print onto water decal paper and apply. 3d print/lego/scavenge/buy suitable "greeblies" (fuel cans, ammo cases, front hooks, etc, you'd get those things from pound shop toys, figures, etc) paint and attach where it looks correct. Main weapon from action figure/3d print/lego. Windscreen made from clear polycarb/acetate. Scratches don't even matter too, adds to the effect. I've got an 8" master chief figure and a couple of Covenant to create a diorama. My figures scale would probably work to make the "Warthog" look bigger too. Make diorama base. The tyres are kind of smooth, but I've got a large sheet of rubber, with an etched grid pattern (non slip mat for a gamers desk I think, I bought it from a car boot sale, thinking it might come in handy!) it's thin too, a suitable strip cut precisely and glued around each tyre circumference, et voila! Off road tyres! For the solid wheel hubs, a perfectly cut to size polystyrene circle, decorated carefully with small greeblies, offcuts, etc. I'm gonna try it if I find one of these cheap. I've kitbashed and made models for years. Yes I'm a Halo fan. I've actually got Warthog models, but it would be interesting to kitbash one from an existing toy, make a "throwback" style model, akin to Action Man army vehicles of yesteryear, totally unique too. As soon as I saw this, a light bulb went ping! Thanks Toy Polloi! Great vid and inspirational. If I build it, I'll upload a pic. Luna is beautiful, I adore kitties! I don't think Sindy would like her new Halo Warthog, but you never know, might be great at getting parking spaces and intimidating her friends in pink Range Rovers and VW Beetles!
I just got to the cat part of the vid. See-- you missed out having the giant moon cat approach the buggy. And 500 tons of cat hair (We have 3. I know my sheds. :D )
I love how this turned out! and the fact that the project doesn't require snipping up toys or cutting sheets of styrene makes it all much less daunting as a project. I find myself stalling on things I want to customize because I end up afraid I'll just further destroy them. (Also, Luna's great. My Missy does the same thing!)
Have you seen any other old toys that could be redone to fit classic Star Wars 4,5,&6? As always, great video, my son and I Laughed when the action figure stole the Barbie dolls vehicle! “Get lost girls!”
Talk about a recycling of toy moulds! Nice creation, mate! And while we're on the subject, I was born in the 1990s and I was eight in 1999 so everything that happened in said-year was far different from the actual show itself which may in sme cases be confusing. If you see the Kevin Costner film The Postman, the film is set in the apocalyptic year of 2013 so nothing predicted in the film actually came true and neither did 2015 according to Back to the Future Part II or Street Fighter 2010.
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The Lego control sticks was pure genius!!!!!
When I was a toddler my two sisters played with two sisters next door. One of them had one of these Sindy buggy's. I used to grab it for my Action Men to explore their back garden with it lol.
Another one for a few quid would give you the extra wheels, but well done, a simple but effective transformation 👍 also great to see Luna hogging the limelight 🐈 or moonlight rather!
Awesome Moon Buggy for Space1999! And love the guest appearance by Luna Kitty! My cat started watching my iPad when he heard the purring, LOL!
That's sweet. Got to love the cats
Smashing customisation, and it’s made me want to get my head round a project I’ve been thinking about but putting off for a bit now.
And how well behaved is Luna , our dog dex just tries eating whatever I’m trying to restore lol
Thanks. The idea for this is quite simple, but it makes such a difference. And Luna is pretty good. She has her own Luke Skywalker that she likes to chew. So far that is all she has chewed: th-cam.com/video/DsChnuhS-sM/w-d-xo.html
Great work! I always thought the Sindy Buggy would make a great Space 1999 moonbuggy - I know my sister's got the Sindy vehicle in her loft, I'll give it the Space 1999 treatment this weekend!
Absolutely Brilliant Dave!! I never would have thought to do that and it works perfectly!😃 As you were saying, the sticker work you do makes an amazing difference sometimes and the very minor LEGO additions just completed the look. If I saw it on the shelf, I would be certain it was made to be the moon rover from Space 1999. Just Wow!!🔥🔥🔥
AAAHHHHH This is great!!! As a doll and toy lover this is a fantastic idea. My husband doesn't like my stuff, so I can't display it anywhere, but if I could this would be a fun idea.
Give it a go. I'm sure he'll love this.
The lego is a genius touch!
Great idea, came up very nice. They made the toys to last back then.
The one custom figures helmet from what I can see seems to match the color of the buggy. Also the other figure with the mustache is giving off Bert Reynolds vibes.
Ah, yes. The classic '70's porno moustache'. They were a thing, indeed. I remember the 1970's well.
That's a point: did anyone make a Burt Reynolds action figure? He made so many great, fun movies in the 1970's and 80's, you'd have thought it a no brainer, really.
@@brianartillery do you think maybe toy polloi added the mustache or it grew there naturally? 🤔
@@seanmc7128 - The character of Paul Morrow was played by Prentis Hancock, who sported such a moustache. The figure is a good sculpt of the actor, complete with moustache.
@@brianartillery so it grew there naturally. Makes sense.
SIMPLE YET SO EFFECTIVE!! SICK!!!
That is a great custom job you did there.Looks spot on,You should have your own special toy company that specializes in customs.Nice to see that Luna The Cat gets to be in spotlight celebrity in your video in the end.
That would be cool!
Absolutely fantastic, what a transformation. Looks great.
Thanks so much!
Look amazing They also did a white sindy buggy I bet that would look good.
Love this little buggy, perfectly customised & very S1999. Cheers Dave, Ross 🍻
Thank you! Cheers!
I wouldn't mind seeing more of that beautiful cat in future vids!
Luna is great at steadying your lap.
Very appropriate that you cat 'Luna' shows up during a custom job on a 'Space 1999' toy. Lol! Great job btw and Luna is a sweet girl.
I like the thought that reusing molds is something that toy companies should do. ^_^
I’d agree.
Reusing molds can keep prices down and give kids more toy’s in a line.
I often wonder if that’s why some toys seem more special in a way.
Stellar work. It's amazing to watch you work your magic with making the stickers.
Thank you! Cheers!
What a great little project. Loved the end result! and Luna is also pretty awesome!
Thanks 👍
Really enjoyable to watch that transformation. Great, as usual.
Thank you very much!
I love your videos & already thought y'all are awesome, but this is my intro to Luna, if you've shown her before. 2 thumbs up for that lil lady & her perrrfect voice.
Absolutely love what you did with this buggy! I have to admit that I hope one day you'll get your hands on a spare pair of wheels and attempt to give it a full set of six though. 😬
Brilliant work! Fun video!
Very clever. That turned out great!
Thanks for the nostalgia.
Sindy at the police station: “My buggy was hijacked!” “By whom?” “A guy in a space suit!” “Yeah, right!” (Grabbing the phone to call for medical assistance) 😝😜
😂😂👍
This is really cool. But it had me thinking that Big Jim did a dune buggy that is a better scale for Mego.
Hey Dave
It looks great 👍🏻
I believe the passenger will require a helmet as he will not last very long out there.
2/3 of your team, present and accounted for. Take care🙂
Excellente idée et belle réalisation, encore bravo.
Amazing transformation
Thank you! Cheers!
Great custom Job and that action girl looks kinda famila 🤣.... Luna is such a lovely cat and she stole the show at the end 🤘🤘
Thanks. Yeah that is the Action Girl you gave me. She has had quite a make over. Seemed only right to feature Luna in a Space 1999 video.
Thanks for another great video, Dave!
I’m just concerned with the demand for old Sindy buggies.
“This one cost me £5.”
EBay sellers be: “£45 seems about right for this… plus shipping.”
I’m still trying to source 350Q Blush modelling balloons to fix my Six Million Dollar Man figure… it’s been many months and Blush is always out of stock…
Really nice custom!
Glad you think so!
I don't bother with measuring for stickers, I just take painter's tape, place it on the vehicle, then use a pencil to outline the contours of the area. Basically if the tape remains flat, I will continue the tape, and mark only where the plastic turns a corner or ends. I then take the tape off, put it on blank paper, and scan it into the computer to use as a template in Photoshop or Illustrator. I do this even if I'm using existing stickers as a basis, so I can tweak the shapes if need be to make them fit better.
This is really awesome! I love it!
I managed to pick up one of these for £6, and I've also gratefully downloaded those wonderful stickers from your website... Before I start though, I'm tempted to pick up a second buggy and see if I can't work out a way of attaching a third set of wheels - I know Plastic Weld won't be much use, but there must be a way...
Thank you so much for this video, Dave - you're a very real inspiration.
You, Mrs Toypolloi, and Luna, all take care Dude. :)
😎👍great video & simple conversion project. Also 😺🥰
Adorable cat!
When I first saw the buggy, I thought it was the GI Joe Adventure Team vehicle. Its been so long I may be way off and dont recall the stickers or size differences, though. Cool idea for a video. I love seeing toys repurposed.
For a fiver Dave I would of added the extra set of wheels, looks like there's just enough room in between the originals. Brilliant idea and custom, thanks for sharing.
This is so awesome!
Dave I gotta tell you Man. This is now one of my new favorites. The stickers are fantastic. Dead on design wise, but the joysticks! It's amazing how something so simple can make such a huge difference. And the fact that you thought to use them. Is amazing to me. I don't have that kind of imagination. I can build anything, but to look at a couple pieces of plastic and say hey that looks like a spaceship/moon buggy Control stick. Not so much. Lol once again thank you for the Videos TP1, and TP2. God Bless.
Thanks. This was one I had wanted to do for ages. The Lego was just a simple solution as I have so many pieces already. And seemed to fit so nicely.
Always thought of Space 1999 when I saw this toy. Nice to see it finally become the moon buggy. An awesome custom build Dave🙂
No longer a Barby buggy, BUT AN AWSOME S1999 BUGGY, THE SANTA CLAUSE OF TOY RE-MAKING😃😮😯😲🙃👍👍👍👍👍
I love your creational mind and how you do your bits with Legos, thanks. Paul Barrett,USA.
Thank you very much!
Great stuff mate
That’s incredible!! Simple yet very effective!! Great work as always!🧑🏽🚀👌🏼gorgeous moggie btw 😻
Thanks 👍
Wow. Awesome. Looks really convincing. As a huge Space 1999 Fan I like this project very much. I never could do it because of my lack of skills in photoshop.
Thanks! And now you can, the files are on toypolloi.com
A very apt name for the cat considering the content of the video :)
Utterly love that you could make the buggy a custom without and permanent changes. As it was so bare though, certainly nothing would have been "ruined", if you had. Oddly, a lot of accessories for 1:6 scale fashion dolls end up scaled at 1:8. Likely to save a little bit on material costs & dimensions for shipping, but Mattel's been doing it with Barbie for at least as long Sindy's makers have, as well. The end result is as you said: the accessories, furniture, and vehicles are almost perfect for 8-10" figures and dolls, instead. 6" (1:12) and 4" figures were the norm for most of my childhood, but in the past few years, collectors' figures have more or less standardized around 8", for detailing and better joints, and that just opens up so many possibilities for fun silliness with fashion doll parts.
"Oddly, a lot of accessories for 1:6 scale fashion dolls end up scaled at 1:8. Likely to save a little bit on material costs & dimensions for shipping, but Mattel's been doing it with Barbie for at least as long Sindy's makers have, as well."
That explains the issues *I* have had when rigging up a 6th scale figure with some 'cheap' Barbie stuff. Great.
That's a great and really easy custom to make. Heck it would take almost nothing to add the third set of wheels either. Not that it needs them.
Mego couldn't have done it better.
That is amazingly awesome!!!!
Brilliant. Nicely done!
No modification...people will still complain. 😁
I'm not sure Sindy collectors are as bad as Star Wars collectors. I will find out in time I guess!
That's super cool
An amazing job. Wow very cool custom piece always inspired by your work especially your customizations.
Holy Cow!!! What a great way to add to a collection and save a toy! Win/Win!
Totally!
absolutely love it man!
Oh wow, that buggy brought back some memories! Mmm, that plastic!
Great idea Dave, never cease to amaze me. This is why I always watch your videos, you’re always doing something fascinating. The buggy came out excellent, but of course two more wheels will make it look authentic. Maybe if you find a broken buggy, you can put two more wheels on it.Can’t wait to see what you have in store next, till next time.
Yeah they should do more reuse of molds always, those giant expensive metal objects heh. At least it's yellow, modern doll cars of all brands tend to use bespoke pink constantly, like Barbie's ambulance or firetruck would be hot pink for some reason lol. Steffi Love makes a nice Volkswagen that fit 8" figures well and is quite realistic in proportions.
Neat'O Brother Thanks for sharing Your Adventures 😀 👍 ♥️ 🇬🇧🇨🇦💯💯
Looks great.
What a great idea! It looks amazing!
Thank you! 😊
Great custom. I never noticed it had a Netherlands flag on it 🤣
Another great video from Toy Polloi and I love your custom Space 1999 Moon Buggy, Dave.
For an alternative, check out the modern Hasbro Action Man Jungle Explorer vehicle, which also reminds me of the Space 1999 moon buggy.
I'll check it out!
WOW!
You never disappoint your videos are always entertaining 👍
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Totes adorbs
Another great video dave, awesome custom, I wish palitoy had put these out in the 70's for the 1999 line. If you were able to get a couple of spare wheels would you try to make it a 6 wheeler?.
Great work, there. I'd have to replace the wheels, and give it an extra axle - I'm sure that some suitable wheels from R/C model cars could be found. (The real buggy was a skid-steer vehicle, and was controlled with two joysticks, rather like a tank, so no steering wheel) However, that's just me. You have made a great upgrade to the Sindy buggy. Nice one.
Considerably smaller, but worth looking out for, is the diecast buggy made by Majorette in the 1970's. It was a really nice model.
That vehicle was one of the first Behoo Amphicats… also used on Blake’s 7 I believe.
Great project, love it.
Glad you like it!
@@toypolloi
I've wanted to so something similar, turning an action man jeep into a jurassic park wrangler.... but I havent the heart to destroy an original action man jeep until I find a second one.
I think we'd have all been just fine if you'd have kept filming while your cat paid you a visit!
Also, really cool idea here. Nothing destroyed or altered permanently.
Love it!
Awwwww. Kitty!
Great custom, what a transformation. Dune Buggy to Moon Buggy.
Brilliant 👍
Brilliant job, TP! absolutely spot on! Really captures the Space 1999 feel.
Such a pleasing vehicle, and adaptable. You could repurpose that, with paint, decals, etc for other properties such as V, Buck Rogers, Battlestar Galactica, Action Man, etc.
But you know what else you could convert that awesome Sindy dune buggy into?
A Warthog from Halo....the actual body shape is very similar, and it wouldn't be that hard if you know what you're doing.
If I find one cheap, I'm tempted to try it. I reckon:
Full clean and careful removal of decals.
A very light sand over the body shell.
Plastic primer, followed by multiple coats of Tamiya olive drab matt spray.
Create new decals in photoshop, print onto water decal paper and apply.
3d print/lego/scavenge/buy suitable "greeblies" (fuel cans, ammo cases, front hooks, etc, you'd get those things from pound shop toys, figures, etc) paint and attach where it looks correct. Main weapon from action figure/3d print/lego.
Windscreen made from clear polycarb/acetate. Scratches don't even matter too, adds to the effect.
I've got an 8" master chief figure and a couple of Covenant to create a diorama. My figures scale would probably work to make the "Warthog" look bigger too.
Make diorama base.
The tyres are kind of smooth, but I've got a large sheet of rubber, with an etched grid pattern (non slip mat for a gamers desk I think, I bought it from a car boot sale, thinking it might come in handy!) it's thin too, a suitable strip cut precisely and glued around each tyre circumference, et voila! Off road tyres! For the solid wheel hubs, a perfectly cut to size polystyrene circle, decorated carefully with small greeblies, offcuts, etc.
I'm gonna try it if I find one of these cheap. I've kitbashed and made models for years. Yes I'm a Halo fan. I've actually got Warthog models, but it would be interesting to kitbash one from an existing toy, make a "throwback" style model, akin to Action Man army vehicles of yesteryear, totally unique too. As soon as I saw this, a light bulb went ping! Thanks Toy Polloi! Great vid and inspirational. If I build it, I'll upload a pic.
Luna is beautiful, I adore kitties!
I don't think Sindy would like her new Halo Warthog, but you never know, might be great at getting parking spaces and intimidating her friends in pink Range Rovers and VW Beetles!
Love ❤️ Luna 🐈
Best fiver you will spend all week
Yep. I have had way more than 5 quids fun with this project.
That’s great! Wish we’d have had the Mego style Space 1999 figures over in the States. Would have gone great with the Mego Star Trek figures.
nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
It has been a joy to watch this. very impressive. Nice job, Dave... regards to the cat ;)
Paul is going to need to hold his breath. ;)
And Alan's not wearing any gloves. So they are both in trouble 🤣
I had this with both the tent and caravan and absolutely loved it, so very interesting to see it used for another purpose.
Great to hear!
I just got to the cat part of the vid.
See-- you missed out having the giant moon cat approach the buggy.
And 500 tons of cat hair (We have 3. I know my sheds. :D )
Great job . Luna seem seem very interested in the buggy . Are you sure that Luna and not Maya .🤔🤔 Thanks for the make and show .
I love how this turned out! and the fact that the project doesn't require snipping up toys or cutting sheets of styrene makes it all much less daunting as a project. I find myself stalling on things I want to customize because I end up afraid I'll just further destroy them. (Also, Luna's great. My Missy does the same thing!)
Thanks. I try to show projects that cover a range of skills if I can.
It needs some cargo, but awesome build.
Have you seen any other old toys that could be redone to fit classic Star Wars 4,5,&6? As always, great video, my son and I Laughed when the action figure stole the Barbie dolls vehicle! “Get lost girls!”
There are a few I have my eyes on. This is one I have been wanting to do for ages.
Funny I have one of them
Talk about a recycling of toy moulds! Nice creation, mate!
And while we're on the subject, I was born in the 1990s and I was eight in 1999 so everything that happened in said-year was far different from the actual show itself which may in sme cases be confusing. If you see the Kevin Costner film The Postman, the film is set in the apocalyptic year of 2013 so nothing predicted in the film actually came true and neither did 2015 according to Back to the Future Part II or Street Fighter 2010.
I think Luna wants to know when you're going to make a car for her.
6:06 Toy Polloi gives a special secret message regarding how he feels about his viewers.
Great job as always!
Could this be the first time you've used a Lego aerial as an aerial?
I think it is!
Paul had better be good at holding his breath
I wouldn't worry to much. Alan's not got any gloves on.
My sister had that Sindy Buggy and the inflatable tent. I wonder if it is still in the loft at mum’s house?
The moon buggy in space 1999 reminds me of that green fisher price adventure people ranger jeep thing.. what was that 6 wheeled vehicle by the way?