Portuguese double-decker ?

Bus, Ribeirinho, Portugal, 1950-1979

They get an "A" plus for the effort. Not easy making a brick aerodynamic in any situation. But the slanted front of the bus - nice !

Also, the addition of the little yellow driver and (one !) passenger makes this a little gem !

Tinplate colours...

Mountain Express, Modern Toys, Japan, 1960's-70's ?

Locomotive, Juguetes EGE, Spain, 1970's

(a lot of other variants exist based on the same template - making this locomotive one of the tin toys that has been copied over and over again)

Little tin rocketship...

Spaceship, India ?

No idea who made this... maybe someone can help ? Friction mechanism on the wheels... The overall shape is reminescent of the common Pyro plastic toy... Some sources state this toy comes from India... (see Alphadrome here) 

Hello Fred !

Fred Flintstone, unmarked, China, ?

The blue Ideal gun...

Ideal Space gun ref. 2400, Germany, 1964

With alien inside !

1964 IDEAL toy catalog (page)

I'ts Robotan - a yellow mix of pumping roboty fun !

Robotan, Weather Bird, Japan, 1960's

Quick - E.T. is at the ... Quick...

E.T. in spaceship, Quick restaurants

... with extendable neck, 2002, China

Mushroom living...

This was the same one I had when I was a kid. Good times :) Happy and Smurfy X-mas to all.

Smurf-house, Bully, Germany, 1975

Government shutdown ?

Bugs Bunny piggy bank, Warner Bros. Studio store, 1995, USA

Canadian Aerocar by G.P.L.

Aerocar, G.P.L., Canada, 1950's ?

This one is of course based on the US-version made by Plas-Tex (see here). Did they sell or swap the molds after they made their production run ? Who knows...  G.P.L. was more active in plastic dishware than in toys.

Strangely enough, this one still has the non-friction base. The moulds went afterwards (or before ?) to another Commonwealth country, Australia, where company Duperite made a friction version. (see here).

 

Bug-eyed bot ?

ONI-MO Rover Robot, Masaduya, Japan, 1986

Removable backpack is the remote control
Head can open up to store the cable !

Steamlined Hubley

Futuristic car, Hubley, USA, 1930's

ZAP ZAP ZAP - you have been neutralized by the rainbow...

Double-barrelled rayguns, make ? country ? date of manufacture ?

Flying Goldrake Saucer

Atlas UFO robot, Cosmec, Italy, 1979

Cosmec did a number of these. You had Superman of course... but also our favorite robot in 2 different versions. Here is the saucer. (for the robot version click here) Just clip the "fishing rod" to the wing (there is already a hole there for the occasion) and start flying the ultralight piece of blown plastic.in a circular motion in the air. Hours of fun guaranteed !

Playing with rubber again !

Goldorak / Goldrake, Fabianplastica, Italy, 1978

Holly inflatable doll, Batman !

... must be some of the most "Kitch" pieces in my collection... but boy - here we go !

Batman, Peru (?), 1970 - 80 (?)

Batman, Peru (?), 1970 - 80 (?)

Batman, Razak e Karim Lda, China, 2000's

Little bot...

Walk Robot (nº2005), Hong Kong, 1970's

Next toyfair in Lisbon ? 1st of December... Hotel Roma

Matt Groening's green machine...

Planet Express Spaceship (Futurama), Quantum Mechanics, China, 2010's

Hey ? I'm seeing double...

Skeletor, Mattel, 1981, Spain

Battle Armor Skeletor, Mattel, 1983,
Mexico

... brothers in arms ?

German spaceship with an American flair...

Rakete 268, Technofix, US Zone Germany

Capitaine Flam / Captain Future dimestore bootleg ?

Not a lot to say here, except that Picasso had his "période bleue" and our Captain has his "période rouge"... Looks like he stepped in molten lava... They just took the mold of the Popy toy, guns, watch and all and... voilà...

Captain Future, ? (bootleg), TAIWAN, ?