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I must say I prefer the Series 2 version of TB1 over the originals.
I bought two Thunderbird 6 posters from this seller a couple of months ago and they're absolutely huge and worth every penny - stunning quality. |
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Derek,
You sure this isn't from ALLIGATORS? looks like the jungle set with Scott flying over first,before finding a usable landing spot. I have a TB6 poster all rolled up in a cardboard tube plus the TBAG! Belgian poster resplendant with reddened ZERO X folded in fourths.Plus two different sizes of JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN posters the regular one-sheet that had drawn many a yawn,plus a variation on stiffer stock more left to right longer dimension,than the one sheets north-south longer measurement.. And a 1972 souvenir JOE 90 poster by Pace International Publishers...with right-facing Mac's car at night with the orange logo lower right plus upper-half bubble character pics of cast minus Sam Loover...strange, as there was/is enough room to fit him in here. In another room I have a similiar poster,from another company, of Lewis Collins and Martin Shaw from the PROFESSIONALS all serious looking. The printer "verkerke" sounds Dutch...... Last edited by douglogger; 8th January 2012 at 06:45 PM. Reason: regular Peltonified Proofreading....cleaned up sentence |
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Verkerke posters was indeed a Dutch company producing posters of all kinds. In 1987 the company was bought by some Italian guy named Berlusconi. As far as I know Hallmark now owns Verkerke.
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Where did you pick up the Thunderbird 6 and JTTFSOFS posters Doug?
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The TB1 photo is another TV21 publicity shot, probably taken during the filming of 'Attack of the Alligators'. A large number of photos were taken using the 'swamp set', including ones of the yellow 'UN Rescue' helicopter seen in a Stingray strip (aka Creatures of the Lake http://www.technodelic.pwp.blueyonde...Stingray02.htm ) drawn by Gerry Embleton during '2066', and Lady Penelope posing with one of the alligators.
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