Business was not very brisk on the Saturday | |
The stand selling foam rubber tipped rockets, planes and helicopters was uprange from the creche. Any children checked in there could look forward to interesting times | |
Boom! Boom!! Among the characters was an old favourite. Basil Brush is back! |
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From Hasbro, a re-issue of Hotel | |
... and Pathways in the Deep, a tile laying game | |
... and Pokemon action figures ... | |
... and Turbo-Snail racing | |
Elsewhere there was a superior slot car racing game | |
Alumni of Ford Open Prison have produced Incarceration, which comes with a recommendation from Jonathon Aitken. Um, fine. It looks a bit random for serious hobby players, but the black market trade in ciggies and phone cards offers potential for stitching up your rivals | |
Talking of dodgy characters, here are two more. Dick Dastardly and Muttley ride again | |
... fortunately, International Rescue are on the job, although their anti-photography widget was on the blink | |
This space race game with magnets engrossed the team on the stand publicising it, which must be a good sign | |
Is it a kite? Is it a plane? Yes |
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As we left, the crescent moon looked down on the Powderpuff Girls |