ZERO-X THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO VINTAGE TOY 1967 Gerry Anderson PROJECT SWORD

Here we have another of the most popular Gerry Anderson vehicles the ZERO-X. The toy closely replicates the look of the miniatures seen in the 1966 movie THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO and here is a chance to see up close just how a great a looking toy this is. Thanks for watching.

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Entertainment

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• ZERO-X
• THUNDERBIRDS
• ARE
• GO
• 1966
• 1967
• GERRY
• ANDERSON
• CENTURY
• 21
• SYLVIA
• SUPERMARIONATION

[Modmart]

Jason!

I think they just referred to them that way back in the 1960s. Standard batteries work fine.

[Modmart]

Glad you enjoyed the little piece mate. The Aoshima die-cast it pretty nice no question about that! Do you have the THUNDERBIRDS version or the 'SCARLET' issue? I wouldn't mind either. Thanks for posting your comments!

[Modmart]

No need to feel sad mate! I am sure there are thousands of other 'old geezers' like us who wrecked or swapped these type of toys 40 odd years ago. I guess the reason so many of the old Century 21 toys are hard to come by now is because they were very fragile and this particular toy had so many parts to lose or break as well. Glad that it brought back memories albeit sad one!

[LostandFoundTravel]

Stunning. I can see the need for the EXTRA POWER in your batteries.

[uforaventv]

I have this toy in the same condtion as yours the only snagg is the back tyres

have split due to the age of the toy nice to see another one like mine.

[jason123456789210]

@Modmart does it actually need high powered batterys or does regular ones work?

[morgandude2]

I didn't even know this existed!!!

\WHAT A TOY!!!

[stg57]

Really liked your clip although we never saw Zero X as a toy in Australia, well I didn't anyway! Its an excellent looking toy and you should be well proud to own it.

I still own my Dinky Thunderbird 2 that I bought back in the late 60's.

Its been to New Zealand and back after I gave it to my nephew which he has since returned back to me, its a little scratched and most of the legs are snapped but the pod still stays in position and Thunderbird4 still resides inside.

[R2tag]

I Bought one of these at a carboot in Farnham Surrey mint & boxed, I knew what it was as soon as i saw it, the Guy who was selling it said it was worth £80 as its a 60's toy & thats all he knew.. I sold it on eBay for £520.. I'm a Toy buyer & Collector of toys from 1900 to 1985. Nice film well made too 5 ✩✩✩✩✩

[R2tag]

I Bought one of these at a carboot in Farnham Surrey mint & boxed, I knew what it was as soon as i saw it, the Guy who was selling it said it was worth £80 as its a 60's toy & thats all he knew.. I sold it on eBay for £520.. I'm a Toy buyer & Collector of toys from 1900 to 1985. Nice film well made too 5 ✩✩✩✩✩

[Anomalocaris42]

Really interesting, thanks for showing us! There were some lovely Anderson toys in the late sixties, but I was just a few years too late to have them, aside from a few cherished Dinky's. I've hot the Aoshima die-cast (lovely), but this toy you've shown us knocks spots off it for fun!