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The Cube is approx 20cm square and cast in fairly clear fibreglass resin, so you can still see the fibreglass matting inside as part of the design. There was only the one size on the puppet set but the special effects department had various very small sizes at around 1 inch or so.There were several ...

Thought you Terrahawk fans might like to see this that I picked up yesterday - one of Zelda's Cube friends, might have even been Cystars pet.Puppet size version.Hissssssss............

Unfortunately the Thunderbirds project is all talk and sadly no action at the moment, as suggested the support of the television company is not great and things these days just aren't done like they were - its going to be years before we see anything and thats only if everything gets sorted and agre...

No worries, 'The Complete Gerry Anderson' book has been revised and reprinted several times over the years, the latest was only a year or two ago so its usually available in specialist shops and online.I'm not sure if it will need revising again as it doesn't look as if Gerry will be doing any more ...

Yep, Captain Goat was the best for me - although Sram (you know it was 'Mars' backwards?)was always a good one - strange that he spoke very nicely in his first episode then just roared in the others!Have you seen the 'Making of Terrahawks' dvd, by Network is now for sale for just £2.99. They will be...

Another behind-the-scenes interview on the production of Terrahawks. This time Steven Begg remembers his first job in the film industry, when Gerry Anderson suddenly put him in charge of all the special effects work after the original SFX man walked out!see - http://homepages.tesco.net/d.sisson/stev...

= David Mark Sisson.I always prefered my middle name but only get to use it on web forums. As for 42, well it crops up a lot in my life.When I get round to buying a decent computer I will also get an up to date web designer program - and an instruction book would come in handy! - until then I'm just...

It just had one! lol I would say that it is a very simple and basic website, but thats because it uses a very simple and basic old 'Frontpage' web builder, and some of the colours are not in the best taste, but thats refects the mostly 60s & 70s subject matter.

For those interested in the making of Terrahawks there is an interview with two of the shows modelmakers here with some rare behind-the-scenes pictures - http://homepages.tesco.net/d.sisson/Lee%20and%20Woodcock.htmAn interview with the special effects director has also been done and will be availabl...

HiThe original design I was talking about is pretty much the same as used - just softer, rounder, bit fatter. There was some other designs by Reg Hill that seemed a bit 1950s! Thank God they were not used.I've just been interviewing Steven Begg for my website and the Fanderson FAB magazine and I ask...