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					<description><![CDATA[I have the Dinky Space:1999 Eagles, UFO Interceptor, Shado Mobile, Ed Straker&#039;s Car and have recently replaced my long gone Star Trek Klingon Battle Cruiser and U.S.S. Enterprise. I also have the pocket sized Enterprise and Klingon diecasts released when &#034;Star Trek The Motion Picture&#034; came out ( unfortunately, not the ultra rare &#039;missile firing&#039; versions which only saw limited release in the U.K. ). The Gerry Anderson stuff is pretty faithfully reproduced,  indicating the close working relationship Gerry Anderson and Dinky had, with minimal &#039;toyetic&#039; modifications made for the obligatory action features. The Star Trek toys are...well...somewhat less faithful recreations ( although the Klingon ship is closer in it&#039;s proportions to it&#039;s onscreen counterpart than the Enterprise ). I still treasure these well crafted toys - some of which can be picked up, in excellent shape, for fairly decent prices secondhand. Strangely, the most expensive one for me to re-acquire was the least impressive looking; The big U.S.S. Enterprise!&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Dep1701]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have the Dinky Space:1999 Eagles, UFO Interceptor, Shado Mobile, Ed Straker&#39;s Car and have recently replaced my long gone Star Trek Klingon Battle Cruiser and U.S.S. Enterprise. I also have the pocket sized Enterprise and Klingon diecasts released when &quot;Star Trek The Motion Picture&quot; came out ( unfortunately, not the ultra rare &#39;missile firing&#39; versions which only saw limited release in the U.K. ). The Gerry Anderson stuff is pretty faithfully reproduced,  indicating the close working relationship Gerry Anderson and Dinky had, with minimal &#39;toyetic&#39; modifications made for the obligatory action features. The Star Trek toys are&#8230;well&#8230;somewhat less faithful recreations ( although the Klingon ship is closer in it&#39;s proportions to it&#39;s onscreen counterpart than the Enterprise ). I still treasure these well crafted toys &#8211; some of which can be picked up, in excellent shape, for fairly decent prices secondhand. Strangely, the most expensive one for me to re-acquire was the least impressive looking; The big U.S.S. Enterprise!</p>
<p>Dep1701</p>
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