Space:1999 Battle on Planet Insectus

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1) I never knew this rub down transfer set from Letraset existed until last week when my pal Corey sent me this swell picture.


2) I neeeeeeeeeed it! Look at that awesome artwork. I bet they made a whole bunch of different sets, my wallet is doomed.

Toys:1999

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[Chris]

Agreed! The art is fantastic. Maybe it's one of those items that looks great but doesn't cost a lot?

[Earth 2 Chris]

That is nice looking, and I love the hype. I don't immediately think of Martin Landau when "Super Action Heroes" comes to mind.

Chris

[mazinz]

wow, I love things like this

[ddgaff1132]

That is FREAKY!!! I used to use Letraset type back when I was in trade school for commercial art. Back them I never would have guessed they made toys too. Who Know????

[ctc]

>I used to use Letraset type back when I was in trade school for commercial art. Back them I never would have guessed they made toys too

Holee Smokes! It IS them! I hadn't noticed. That is really weird....

Don C.

[babycyclops]

I had a bunch of Star Wars dry-transfer sets when I was kid but I've never seen that one before.



Here's a link that I'm pretty sure I've posted before, there is a Batman, as well as a very cool Captain Scarlett set too. There are huge scans on this site.

http://www.action-transfers.com/html..._linking.shtml

[Bruce Banner]

I had a lot of the Presto Magix sets, and also a lot of the Letraset range.

Some of my favourite Letraset releases were the Universal Task Force sets:

[ctc]

>Some of my favourite Letraset releases were the Universal Task Force sets:

Those are awesome! Very "2000AD."

Don C.