The plastics are still in their original bags and attached to their mounts and most of the figure shapes are retained in their original cards, although one or two have worked themselves free over time. The box is in quite good condition and has affixed to it the original price stickers.

A toy which is now uncommon and even less likely to be in this preserved state if you ever do stumble across one. We think it would suit an enthusiast of old games or of travel, or might make a quirky gift for a pilot or airline worker.  Or, perhaps, it might just get used for its original purpose, finally - and we'd absolutely love for that to happen as well.

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It's had several coats of red and yellow paint over the years - at least two - with some great-looking wear and patina throughout, but it's been thoroughly cleaned so it's ready for interior use if required.  The chock is sturdy as you'd expect, and weighs in at approximately 3.2kg. When placed in position it measures 33cm (13 in) on its longest side, 24cm (9½ in) on its shortest and is approximately 20cm (8 in) in height.  It's not a delicate bit of kit, but it's got oodles of visual appeal for the right environment.

This item may be collected by the buyer or courier service arranged after purchase.

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