Our feature story covers the wonderful Superior Naval Base

Marx Dairy Farm

The Marx Fort Dearborn Story

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Issue 24 (Nov - Dec 2005)

OUR GALA ROY ROGERS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!

This giant new issue is just brimming with festive and feisty info on the complete line up of Roy Rogers playsets, from the earliest right up to the transition years of the mid-Fifties.

Roy Rogers, Jr helps us understand what it was like toi actually grow up with the legend his father was, and explains the importance of toys to Roy Rogers himself.

This issue is so full we added EXTRA PAGES to accomodate MORE color pages, and the Christmas Special is simply bulging with literally 100's of playsets for sale, plus reviews, news and more!

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Issue 25 (Jan - Feb 2006)

This giant new issue is just brimming with festive and feisty info on the complete line up of Roy Rogers playsets, from the earliest right up to the transition years of the mid-Fifties.

Special Guest commentary from Roy Rogers, Jr.! PLUS - Barzso's Fort Ticonderoga style Stone Fort, Lewis & Clark Expedition playset, Conte's Alamo Mexicans, Toy Soldiers of San Diego's Long Coat Germans and New GI's ... there's so much in this issue - we had to add extra pages!


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Issue 26 (Mar - Apr 2006)

Marx Rex Mars Planet Patrol and Space Items of the 50's Dimestore. Speaking of the 1950's, the Cold War is represented by Ideal's Atomic Cannon.

Read about The Tank That Roared: Marx #51 Tank and return of CTS Legend of the Alamo and Barzso's/TSSD's joint effort: The Road to Stalingrad Playset and as usual: Much, Much More!

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Issue 27 (May - Jun 2006)

Marx Miniature Charge of the Light Brigade, The Day Marx Fought Back - with TV Advertising There's also a big Marx Wagon Set feature by Dave Foley.

Andy's Whelen's Giant Blue and Gray Battle - 1962, Greg Liska's Keeping it Real: The British Squad and lots more including reviews, news, Marx Memory and Readers Collections.

And don't forget ads -- lots of vintage stuff available for you to just pick up the phone and call to get!

Issue 28 (Jul - Aug 2006)

Its summer and with the holiday travel we all experience, we celebrate the construction of Eisenhower's Interstate Freeway System with the Marx #4444 Construction Camp.

We also roll up a big haul of nostalgia with The TV Trucks story by Scot Peacock. Just as colorful, is the Marx Line Truck special color feature courtsy the Demo Man himself, George Kroll.

You can also find complete listings of the Construction Camps, news features and lots of ads. There's reviews of Long Coat Union Civil War from TSSD, Barzso's new Pack Train, the roaring new Alamo Thatched Roof Building from Classic Toy Soldiers and more.

Issue 29 (Sep - Oct 2006)

With its unique and colorful streetfront representing a gangster-ridden section of the city, it's forboding West Side Warehouse and some really great figures, The Untouchables is one of Marx' greatest playsets and easily high on the Top 10 lists of many collectors. You'll also enjoy some great Untouchables- related toys.

We finally get a glimpse behind one of the most prolific toy makers of the century as we offer a ground-breaking report on The Lido Toys Story as well, with Kent Sprecher's unequaled access to Lido founders, and family, plus never before published photos.

The Review section delivers a whopper with CTS' new Iwo Jima, replete with exciting new terrain, and lots and lots of toy soldier news, finds, and more this issue.

Issue 30 (Nov - Dec 2006)

Our Christmas Spectacular takes us back to the ancient splendor of Rome with feature stories on Remco's Big Caesar, and our cover story: the Marx Ben-Hur playset.

"The Greatest Playset" is a new column written by collectors about their favorite sets.

Next, there's a follow-up to The Untouchables in our "Out There" section.There's also report on the Morphy action with prices that prove this hobby is only going "Up and Forward!"

You also get the Old Toy Soldier report with details on the most fun event of the year, plus several pages devoted to the newest sets now in production.
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