Links
Fleetway's tabloid-baiting violence-packed kids' comic from the days of punk. |
A useful massive database of CD information, easy to use, and featuring generally fair, brief reviews of most albums. Very handy. |
Witty, irreverent but loving cluster of sites covering Blake's 7, Sapphire and Steel, The Prisoner, the 2005 revival of Doctor Who and some stuff I haven't seen. |
Not as terrible as the name would suggest. A little dry, but still invaluable for its' great big list of bootlegs. |
Easy to use, safe online collective of Lego dealers. The best place to go for parts (full kits tend to be cheaper on ebay still) for replacements or custom models. |
A nice straightforward guide to the production of Doctor Who, without battering you into a trivia-induced coma, unlike Andrew Pixley. |
Well, that's certainly original. 38 under par is my best. |
Fan-designed video covers for hundreds of Doctor Who video covers in a uniform style... Like porn for obsessive fans. Of which I am not one. Nosireee. |
Toy robot reviews from the past and present, plus news of the ones from the future. |
Sci-fi disco slut, you say? |
Does exactly what it says on the motherbanging tin. |
Excellent blog featuring links to Japanese toy reviews, customs and some of the most fun toy pictures you'll ever see. |
Jamie McGregor and Enoch Yan-Tak Law's lovingly crafted tribute to Formula 1 drivers who tended to be a bit on the rubbish side. Actual updates to this section of the site tend to be yearly, but it's always worth swinging by for the only decent reviews of current races, now also available in hilarious Podcast form. |
Okay, they're not brilliant, and our site's history page tends to focus largely on the fact George Best turned out for us a few times. But it's Fulham, c'mon... |
Microprose's Grand Prix 2 is the greatest racing game of all time. This site features all manner of add-ons (new car skins, new tracks, applications etc.) to make it even greatester. Oh yes. |
A football site that's both funny and informative? No, it's not some weird dream, but in fact an online subsection of the paper the students all pretend to read. Notables include the daily email The Fiver and The Gallery. |
An illustrated David Bowie discography. Helpfully lists all sorts of releases, and features an A-Z of songs, together with details of official and unofficial releases. Great for sorting out whether those "Bowie Rare Song UNRELEASED" MP3s you got off Soulseek are kosher or not. |
Totally real blog of Liverpool oaf Dirk Kuyt. Sadly not updated for about a year, due to Kuyt being slightly less comically inept of late. |
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A shrine to vintage Japanese diecast toys, and where I steal all my information from. Notables include the Datafiles (with comprehensive guides to the output of Popy, Takatoku, Clover and more) and the very friendly Phorum. |
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