6 new top sellers to make money for you! Ad for Testors’ Golden Palette oil painting kits - 1960.
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6 new top sellers to make money for you! Ad for Testors’ Golden Palette oil painting kits - 1960.
Transformers: Age of Extinction Lockdown cosplay.
Updated photo shoot with side by side on-screen comparisons.
F-19 Stealth Fighter model at thrift. tesTors brand? “The original.. As seen nationally in print and on television news!”.... so maybe not so “TOP SECRET” as one would hope?
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Testors “Together” b/w “Time Is Mine” (1980)
Five years in existence during the dawn of punk and only one 7″ released in their activity. Of course there was much more in the vaults years after their dissolution, but that’s the finest in punk legacies for you. At least New York City’s Sonny Vincent and Co. carved themselves the life of touring with The Dead Boys and The Cramps through the CBGB’s and Max’s Kansas City circuit. By the time this 7″ was released, Testors already hung it up. “Together” and “Time Is Mine” are two modest strikes rolled down easy and you can’t complain. No shock, no theatrics, no gimmicks. It’s not the whole story, though, and they had much more to offer during those five years. Go listen to Swami Records’ Complete Recordings 1976-1979 (2003) and Incognito Records’ Original Punk Recordings New York City 1976-1979 (2001). Sonny Vincent has jumped from project to project and stayed pretty active releasing records as himself and other bands as late as 2015. Which reminds us: a classic / legacy punk broadcast on Omega WUSB is way overdue, and we are so fucking ready.
Spain’s Munster Records put out a purple 7″ for their audiences.
1978 Testors Gliders comic book advertisement
Comic-book ad for Testor Gliders, 1978. DID YOU KNOW? “Testor is now part of The Rust-Oleum Group which has No. 1 brand recognition and market share in the U.S. and Canada in the rust-preventative, decorative, specialty and professional segments of the small-project paint category.”
Testors ready-to-fly airplanes.
I used Testors enamel airbrush on my (sealed) doll and I can't get it off and I'm too embarrassed to ask the community publicly... why did I do this.... I know what materials I needed. I just got lazy.
~Anonymous