Letraset's Super Action Transfers

[ecofugal]

Super Action Transfers

Does anyone remember these Super Action Transfers fro the 70's.
I had this one The Red Panet and a few others. i seem to remember them on a spinner rack in WH Smith.

http://www.action-transfers.com/

http://www.action-transfers.com/html..._linking.shtml

http://ecofugal.blogspot.com/2009/05...transfers.html

[Wil]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

I had the yellow set companion to The Red Planet - Creasorium Conflict - on my wall for years. Action transfers were definitely a big part of my '70s childhood.

[sweep]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

I could never remember the name of these used to get the gladiator and wildlife ones

[willpurry]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

I was once really put out when Grandad gave my brother a Paddington rub down transfer set and me 'only' a Busby jigsaw.

[mrgreedy]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

These were great. I saw a Superman II one recently online and remembered it vividly.

[Hooper68]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

I had the Battle of Britain and the dambusters books,even when I'd used all the transfers I would still go back through the books re-enacting all the battle scenes in my head,I suppose kids haven't got that sort of imagination nowadays.

[tony ingram]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

I've still got some Spider-Man ones.

[willpurry]

Re: Letraset's Super Action Transfers

The book Achtung Schweinhund by Harry Pearson has a brief reference to rub down transfers as well as memories of wargaming, war comics etc.