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The
LOST
IN SPACE Kits
"Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!"
The Robinsons may be lost, but we've got their Aurora counterparts
right here. You'll find pics and info on the Cyclops and Robot
B-9 kits, as well as the new Polar Lights kit of the Jupiter
2.
From deep in the heart of the '60s come two kits from Irwin Allen's exciting series. The Spindrift and the Giant Snake Diorama are both here, along with some classified data from the show.
A sleek and tantalizing view of the future of space travel as perceived in the Vietnam War era. Of course it included warrior spacecraft, and this is one tough-looking customer!
"Open the pod Bay doors, Hal." Here come a couple of great kits based on Kubrick's prophetic vision of the future. You'll get a close look at the Space Shuttle Orion and the MoonBus, without having to outwit a homicidal computer!
Here's a little-seen beauty based on an even less-viewed TV cartoon from the early '70s. Differing entirely from the cinematic Proteus, the Voyager has a retro-cool style all its own. Rare to the extreme, this kit is a "tiny" plastic treasure.
Truly the quintessential saucer of all time. This kit seemed to leap right off the pages of comic books and fuzzy UFO hoax photos. There's a certain kitchy charm to its otherworldly menace.
Irwin Allen's classic undersea adventure series paid tribute in full Aurora fashion. The Seaview and Flying Sub are two excellent designs to be immortalized in styrene. "Dive! Dive!"