James May's Toy Stories

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May, 2024

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One for the kids, and the big kids too

Away from the tomfoolery of Top Gear, James May brings to life some of the greatest toys in history, but with massive projects. A lego house, plastercine garden, a life size airfix spitfire, and much more for the delight of those who remember these...

Mar, 2010

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James May, lego, old toys... what more could you want?

I was a big fan of James May's Toy Stories on the TV. When I found out the DVD would be out before the final two episodes I pre-ordered it immediately. Partly because I was slightly obsessed and wanted to see Hornby and Lego but also because the series...

Jan, 2010

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AIRFIX TO LEGO, JAMES MAY HAS IT ALL!

In this one off series, James May gets the british public together to witness fantastic events, the birth of the first Lego house, the very first Plasticine garden and making a bridge over a river built out of Macarno, this is a brilliant series and a...

Dec, 2009

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Toy Stories is a must for anyone who's a big kid at heart

This is awesome all the hair brained ideas you ever had with your toys growing up are lived out on a massive scale in this DVD. I really want James May's job, lucky git. Oh and the DVD has got all the episodes on it, including the ones that haven't...

Dec, 2009

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