Modelt Stories

The Secret Service was a 1960s British children's TV series created by Gerry Anderson and the team of Century 21 studios in Slough, from the makers of Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and Space: 1999. This was the final of his television series to feature the puppet technique "SUPERMARIONATION", using highly detailed marionettes with pre-recorded dialogue, combined with outstanding visual effects. This exclusive book takes a look behind the series of one of Gerry Anderson's lost television series celebrating it's 50th anniversary. Find out what lead to the creation of this much overlooked gem, learn how this show was cancelled by head of ITC Lew Grade, and what makes this series so special even in the twenty-first century. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production.

"Objects in mirror may be deadlier than they appear..." Partially inspired by other killer vehicle stories like 'Christine' and 'The Car', comes a tale involving a car many are likely familiar with: The Ford Model T. One must not confuse this particular Model T with an ordinary one, as this one has a few differences. Like that it can reach over two hundred miles an hour, corner like an F1 car, and has no one behind the wheel. Be wary the next time you take a detour on a gravel road at night, for the Killabout Ford may just perhaps show its lights...

After an unexpected terrorist attack at London International Airport, BISHOP (British Intelligence Service Headquarters, Operation Priest) are called in to investigate the shocking happening. After a second terrorist attack, BISHOP's undercover agent Father Unwin must uncover the makers of these deadly attacks and put a stop to their master plan. It will take a rather small, unorthodox approach this time. Based on the original TV series by Gerry Anderson. A Captain ThunderWho Century 22 Production.