Actually came across a piece of my childhood while digging up something for the Star Trek section...

Dinky Toy's die-cast Thunderbird 2.  Later releases changed the coloring scheme and beefed-up the fragile spring-loaded struts and the engines.  She's battered, hap-hazardly repaired, and missing the small plastic Thunderbird 4, but it's great to see her again!

I don't understand why those smaller figures are so expensive, they're almost the same price as ML when they first came out. You'd think half the size would equal half the price.
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Just be happy that you don't live in the UK and have to pay £8 for the things - yes that's a 1:1 exchange rate people.

GGrrrrrrr. Makes my blood boil every time I think about it - Hasbro, Apple you should all be ashamed of yourselves.

My own collection of classic Anderson vehicles, previously posted (and minus the diecast Supercar, Stingray and SPV, and the "studio scale" Fireball XL5 added since the picture was taken. . . ):

I did rather enjoy the little joke of Lady Penelope's six wheeled pink Rolls Royce turned into. . . a Thunderbird!)
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But it was a Ford Ka for crying out loud!

I have to admit, I found the redesign for Thunderbird 2 every bit as annoying as the new Enterprise. T-1 and T-3 weren't that bad, T-4 was terrible.

Sci-Fi Revoltech versions of TOY STORY's Woody & Buzz Lightyear:

http://www.hlj.com/product/KYD04010

http://www.hlj.com/product/KYD04011

Kaiyodo certainly has raised the bar with the special features on these figures, but I really don't like Woody's alternate face...  Kinda gives him the same expression as the stereotypical "anime lecher face", minus the drool...