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Manhunt.

Posted on December 18, 2021 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged 2067, Captain Scarlet, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, cult TV, Derek Meddings, die cast photography, Gerry Anderson, miniature figures, miniature photography, SPECTRUM, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, Supermarionation | Leave a comment

The Voice Of The Mysterons.

Posted on October 23, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, die cast photography, extraterrestrial intelligence, Gerry Anderson, machine intelligence, Mysterons, retro-metabolism, science fiction TV, SPECTRUM, Spectrum Saloon Car, vintage die cast | Leave a comment

SPECTRUM Is Fifty.

Posted on October 17, 2017 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged anniversary, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, Derek Meddings, die cast photography, Gerry Anderson, SPECTRUM, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, SPV, Supermarionation, Sylvia Anderson, technology | Leave a comment

Wing To Wing.

Posted on March 2, 2017 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Angel Interceptor, Captain Scarlet, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, Cloudbase, Derek Meddings, Destiny Angel, futuristic, Gerry Anderson, jet fighter, Melody Angel, Rhapsody Angel, SPECTRUM, Symphony Angel | Leave a comment

The Kestrel And The Angel.

Posted on April 23, 2015 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged aerobatics, air display, Angel Interceptor, Captain Scarlet, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, experimental aircraft, Farnborough, Gerry Anderson, Hawker Kestrel, jets, Melody Angel, P.1127, SPECTRUM | Leave a comment

Vintage Pair.

Posted on November 15, 2014 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged air display, airshow, Angel Interceptor, BAe Hawk, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, classic warplanes, Gerry Anderson, Red Arrows, Royal Air Force, SPECTRUM | Leave a comment

SPECTRUM Is Blue.

Posted on November 14, 2014 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged airliner, airport, Captain Blue, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, Gerry Anderson, Luton Airport, security, SPECTRUM, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle | Leave a comment

Election Of The Mysterons.

Posted on May 26, 2014 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Captain Blue, Captain Scarlet, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, democracy, European Elections, hustings, polling place, security, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle | 1 Comment

The Angel And the Spitfire.

Posted on March 6, 2014 by mirrenaudax

Posted in The Real World. | Tagged Angel Interceptor, anniversary, Battle of Britain, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, classic aircraft, Gerry Anderson, RJ Mitchell, Spitfire, Supermarine, warbird, World War II | Leave a comment

Rendezvous With Captain Black.

Posted on December 23, 2013 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged British science fiction TV, Captain Black, Captain Blue, Captain Scarlet, Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons, cult TV, Gerry Anderson, Landrover, Mysterons, rendezvous, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle | Leave a comment

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