Thunderbirds Action Figures
Hello Everybody! I have a question. Where do you guys buy the Thunderbirds action figures? I live in the US I can't really find anything even online :(

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Thunderbirds Action Figures
Hello Everybody! I have a question. Where do you guys buy the Thunderbirds action figures? I live in the US I can't really find anything even online :(
âIt looks like a duck.â
âHow can it look like a duck? It has four legs.â
âYouâre calling them legs? They look more like flippers.â
âHey, it was you who said it was a duck. Ducks donât have four flippers.â I could hear Gordon frowning at Alan and rolled my eyes. They were obviously arguing about something. Gordon should be going to bed. Weâd been out most of the day, in the rain and the mud and I swear I hadnât gotten it all out of my hair yet. And Iâd kept my helmet on the entire time.
There was a chance I was hallucinating mud, but honestly, there had been so much.
âItâs a turtle, Alan.â
As I rounded the entrance into the comms room, I came across the terrible two over by Dadâs desk, huddled over something.
The sun shining through the open windows was far too bright than it had any right to be, since Gordon and I had been up all night on the other side of the planet. The cool breeze tangled in my still damp hair, making me shiver.
âDonât you mean tortoise? Its neck is too long for a turtle.â
Even I could see Gordonâs incredulity as he stared at his little brother. âWhat do you know about tortoises?â
âI know what a tortoise is! And that is a long-necked tortoise, not a turtle.â
âIt doesnât have a head, Allie.â
âTurtles have heads, Gords.â
âSo do tortoises.â
It was at this point I realised they were huddled over Gordonâs phone, some kind of image on the screen.
I peered over their shoulders.
âWhoa, Virg! What the hell?â The fish jumped away from me. âPersonal space much?â He stared. âYou turning ninja or something?â
I raised my eyebrows in surprise and looked down at my bare feet. âUh, no?â So it wasnât often I wandered around without my boots, but I was in pyjama bottoms and a t-shirt and I really was beyond caring. âYou need to go to bed, Gordon. We could get another callout.â
His shoulders dropped. âI know, I know. I was gonna go and then my search pinged me.â He held up his phone, but didnât hold it still enough for me to see anything.
I closed my eyes. âGordsâŚâ
âYou know, the search that automatically pulls up mentions of us.â
I blinked slowly at him. âEos manages that.â
âNoooo, I have a special search. Just for us. You know Two, you and me.â
âWhy?â
He shrugged. âCurious. AnywayâŚâ And this time he did hold up the phone still enough to actually see. âWe got a complaint.â
It was my turn to drop my shoulders. âAnother one?â
Gordon snorted. âWhatâs life without bitching about it?â
I groaned and turned around to head up to my rooms again. Iâd only come down to check on the fish. He has a tendency to get distracted.
May I present exhibit A.
âI donât have the energy for this. Let Jack handle it.â Jack Dunning our lawyer, a man and a firm we kept far too busy.
Mostly because some people sucked.
âBut this is art, Virg. Just look at it.â
I blinked, but, of course, he had piqued my curiosity. I turned back to find him holding up his phone again.
On it was an image taken from the sky, probably a drone, of a burnt and muddy spot on a lawn.
It took me a moment to connect the dots, but it was obvious Gordon saw the moment I did.
âWe made art, Virg. Look, we made a turtle.â
Alan grumbled. âI still think it is a tortoise.â
I ignored him, and, reaching out, took the phone from Gordonâs hand.
There was a headline. âInternational Rescue destroys $100,000 worth of landscapingâŚagain.â
I arched an eyebrow. How does a chunk of lawn outside a collapsed conservatory cost $100,000? Youâd think theyâd have more to worry about off screen where the massive sinkhole had eaten half the building and the museum next to it.
Yet they were complaining about the front lawn?
âVirg?â Gordon was frowning at me. âYouâre not taking it seriously are you?â A hand landed on my shoulder as he leant in to gesture at the photo. âThis is art, bro. You drew a turtle.â
I was obviously too tired to understand what the hell he was talking about.
So he showed me.
âSee, four VTOL burn marks for flippers. Landing strut prints for legs. Module deployment indent for its body. She sunk down quit a bit - that was a lot of wet soil. Ramp indent and pod tracks for the neck. Turtle.â
I wasnât looking at him, but I could hear the grin in his voice.
I turned the phone around to get the image from another angle. âIt doesnât have a head.â
âAbstraction is one of your specialities, Virg, go with the flow.â
âYou think we drew a beheaded turtle.â I could kinda see it.
âItâs a tortoise.â Alan folded his arms across his chest and frowned.
âIt doesnât matter. It is art. I bet I could sell this and make money for charity.â
âItâs not your photo.â Why was I even discussing this?
âOkay, Iâll pull one from our footage. I bet we have one and probably others. I could sell several. Get some money flowing for the people affected by the sinkhole.â
I blinked again. It had truly been a shit rescue and there were a lot of people in pain. âTomorrow, Gords. You need sleep and so do I. Speak to John in the morning. Maybe ask Eos to tolerate you for the second it will take her to retrieve the footage.â
Gordon held up his hands. âFine, fine. Will do. But I am going to do it, Virg. Virgil Tracy original art. The Flying Turtle Lands. Or The Landing of the Flying Turtle.â He frowned. âDo Turtles roost?â
Oh god. I turned away and headed out of the room fast. I was going to go to bed and face this later, hopefully after a bucket of coffee, or maybe not at all.
Hopefully.
I went to bed and I did sleep, long and well.
And by the time I had drunk enough coffee to become coherent the next morning, Gordon had raised 3.6 million by selling Flying Turtle prints online.
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I may have made a thing. Been thinking about it for a while, tossing it back and forth in my head. Donât know if it will go anywhere, or if I have any time to put anything in it, but here it is...
vgtracy.tumblr.com
So, yeah, if you see @vgtracy it just be Nutty :D
Nutty
(I hope I donât regret this)