Anderson Entertainment kicks off collectibles range with Space: 1999 ships

Anderson Entertainment is preparing to launch a line of limited edition die-cast collectibles based on classic Gerry Anderson television shows.

Pre-orders will open on Friday, October 27th for the first two products in the range: the Eagle Transporter and Rescue Eagle from Space: 1999. The stock will arrive in January 2024.

The models – limited to 1,500 units of each variant – come with a display base, Certificate of Authenticity and luxury packaging. Fans can buy each model from The Official Gerry Anderson Store during the initial pre-sale window for £99 before the regular price of £129 kicks in.

Prototypes of both models will be shown on the Anderson Entertainment stand at the Scale Model World 2023 show, taking place at The International Centre in Telford on November 10th and 11th.

“Fans have been telling us for a long time they want more models, prop replicas and die-cast collectibles, so we’ve been hard at work over the past year developing these wonderful Eagles,” said Anderson Entertainment MD Jamie Anderson.

“We’ve got a lot more collectibles planned for launch during the first half of 2024, including classic vehicles from other shows.”

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