Banana !

Minion Vader, ?, China, 2020's

 

Before Spa-Francorchamps !

kart with yellow driver - Merit Toy - UK - 1970 ?

There is a little gap in the head - maybe for a helmet ?

Dischi Volanti - OVNI's / UFOs

This was a freebee somewhere (possibly potato chips / crisps ?) in Italy in the 1970's. These came with different name of planets.

Marte 1 KOS

With flyer - warning not to give to toddlers

Marte 2 KOS

STTNG - Star Trek the Next Generation - crew and aliens - the first 10

Borg,
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Geordi La Forge
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Counselor Deanna Troi
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Ferengi
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Commander William Riker
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Romulan
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Lieutenant Commander Data
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Gowron the Klingon
Playmates, Macao, 1992

Lieutenant Worf
Playmates, Macao, 1992

 

VINCENT !

VINCENT, Marx toys, 1980, Hong Kong

The big Zark will keep your money safe from Spectra !

7-Zark-7 hucha, ? , 1980, Espanha

 

No markings...

Here with smaller versions...

Piggybank bot !

Paul Verhoeven's Detroit

Robocop Helmet, Orion Pictures Corp.

China, 1993

To Serve and Protect...

The French Connection

Great box-art !

Fulgur Virevolte, CHR, France, 1960's

Very basic design...

 

But with antenas for that futuristic look 

Little plastic parachute space capsule...

Space Capsule and Flying Saucer, ?, Hong Kong, 1970's

Did you know ? before parachutes, NASA was thinking about using a paraglider...

The Sunrubber futuristic racer

Racer, Sunrubber Co, USA, 1930's

With driver !

... and 1930 styling !

 

Drive me to the moon...

 

Radar Car T218, DTC Educational Toy, Hong Kong, 1970's

The "baby" Imperial Shuttle

ISP-6, Kenner, Macao, 1983

 Most of us kids did not have access to the big one, so in a world of play, somewhere far far away...

Spectra's goons

3 Spectra soldiers (Gallactors), Tatsunoko Production,
China, 2015

Oh no you didn't !

Capitan Futuro, Mattel, 1980, Italy

This is the pinacle of cost-cutting design in the story of Italian toy-making. You take the surplus of previous diecast success (Goldrake), change head and torso, keep the rest, restyle, repaint and voilà...

I agree that Popy's figurine had it all wrong due to the lack of details and wrong colours, but this is on another level. Mary Shelley beware ! You have some serious competition ! 

All that shines... (part II)

Mechanical Missile Robot, TPS, Japan, 1960's

 

Radar Robot nº902, ?, Hong Kong, 1970's

Wonder Woman's ride ?

Wonder Woman car, Corgi Juniors, 1979, UK

This one was based on a real vehicle (or at least prototype) : the 1969 Autobianchi A112 Runabout, designed by Bertone. 

Corgi, Matchbox and Mebetoys made a number of versions in their bigger 1/43 scale, but none for Wonder Woman, she only got access to the smaller version in the Corgi Junior line in approx. 1/64.

Strangely enough, I don't recall seeing Lynda Carter in one of those... An I remember seeing her in an invisible plane !

Corgi's Bat-bikes

 The small...

Bat-bike, Corgi Junior, 1978, UK

the large...

Bat-bike, Corgi, 1978, UK

and the real deal...

More diecasts ? I give you Daltanious !

Daltanious ST GA-99, Popy, Japan, 1980

Soul of Chogokin Grendizer GX-04

Grendizer GX-04, Bandai, 2000, China

Heavy piece of metal alloy, magnetic joints with spring-loaded fists ! Sorry... Fulguropoings !

Pure joy.

You like ants ? Oh boy, do I have the wheels for you !

Magno, Bandai, China, 1996

They mutate from vehicles to insects ! 

The bigger version of this toy did not have that bug-mutation thing, but could host an action figurine. Check it here.