Celebrate a remarkable British innovation in the form of ‘supermarionation’, a revolutionary technique for achieving perfect lip sync between pre-recorded dialogue and sensors in the puppets’ heads. Lady Penelope and Parker, complete with FAB1 - take a bow on behalf of the whole International Rescue organisation.

The souped-up yellow roadster first belonged to the third Doctor, played by Jon Pertwee, though our model is shown with the figure of the fourth, Tom Baker, with that distinctive scarf and hat.

The faithful metal mutt K-9 first appeared as companion to the fourth Doctor in 'The Invisible Enemy' - the Tardis (Time And Relative Dimension In Space, as if you didn't know!) was in on things from the beginning.

The totally insane creator of the Daleks, Davros is single-mindedly bent on destruction. Part man, part machine, he travels in a mobile life support unit similar to the lower casing of his evil invention.

Forty years on, and friend and foe are reunited with this delightful set of four characters from Britain's favourite TV sci-fi programme. From 'mutant monstrosity' to the loyal robot dog and the eccentric figure of the good Doctor himself, what more endearing mementos could there be of a much-loved programme?

Not to be outdone, this second four-piece set reproduces three other icons from the world of the Time Lords. These include the ubiquitous Tardis, and two mortal enemies of the Doctor: the once famous scientist, now insane, Dalek-creating Davros, and the Earth-coveting Cyberman, needing to replace machinery parts with our planet's rich sources of minerals.

Own the whole set, which comes complete with a special presentation film can. Incidentally, did you know that in 1963 a typical Doctor Who story cost around £10,000 to make: the 1996 TV movie cost over £3 million?

Did you know that a Red Dwarf is an astronomical term for a small cold star emitting little or no heat? Not like this hot set remembering the fabulous TV series, which includes cold-cast figures of both Rimmer and Lister, together with a model of Starbug 1 and the Red Dwarf Mother Ship.

From the Gerry Anderson Film, ready built die cast model.

September 13, 1999... Moon ripped from Earth orbit...
From Product Enterprise comes this diecast and plastic Eagle Freighter from Space: 1999! Seen in the pilot episode, Breakaway, this is the Eagle that deposits nuclear waste in the depository that explodes, sending the moon hurtling into outer space. This Eagle Freighter is 1/72 scale, 12 inches long, and comes pre-painted and assembled in a diorama window box.

U.F.O Shadow 1, heavy diecast model, weathered finish, 17cm long, 7.6cm wide, 9cm high.