Whilst away over Easter frolicking in the wonderful North Yorkshire Moors National Park and WOTAN was posting his fabulous bloglets (just caught up with them all), a few odds'n'sods were left in my in-tray. Supercollector Terry Harle sent in this fantastic shot of his 1960's Captain Scarlet Plasticine by HARBUTTS. I love the SPV and MSV moulds! Such a shame they never did a SWORD set. Still we can console ourselves with the previously blogged Zero-X plasticine mould. Yummy. There's an interesting history of Harbutt's online. And only yesterday I saw that they had supplied the plasticine for fellow Prestonian Nick Park's classic debut Wallace and Gromet film 'A Grand Day Out'! Now that's pedigree!
3 comments:
Forget plasticine. The way to use these moulds is to thoroughly clean them, and use them to make miniature jellies!
SPV and cream, anyone? ^_^
or what about sweets! Half a pound of Captain Scarlets please!
... oddly enough they sound like sweets! like Sherbert Lemons or Palma Violets!
Hihi! Yes, a bag of those sounds good!
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