This section will contain information on all the items that don't fit into the other sections.

Buck Rogers Sticker Album: With 240 stickers to collect this was a real hard one to complete. Unfortunatley I didn't manage anywhere near that, so if anyone can help me please get in touch. Published by Panini.

The stickers I need are: 19,22,23,27,28,31,39,48,53, 60,74,79,101, 104,108,121,125,137,148,149,157,165,166,190, 192,209,215,216,224, 228,236,240.

The Panini sticker album was also given away on the front of 2000 AD, with a couple of packets of stickers to help you start your collection.

And here is the packet the stickers came in. It was actually a bit of a con this as you only got 4 stickers per packet!

Topps Trading Cards: As with all shows of the time Topps released a set of trading cards and stickers. This set consisted of 88 cards and 22 stickers. On the back of the cards there is a small snippet of the story and on the back of the cards there is a puzzle.

Buck Rogers Space Communicator: Made in 1981 by Corgi. Speech transmitted without batteries, Transistorised Bleeper Circuit, One small battery needed for signalling only. Click here to see the instuctions for this toy.

Buck Rogers Space Communicator: Not as fancy as the corgi one as it is just a cheap plastic box that clicks when you press a button. The card features a guide to 'Interplanetary Code' or Morse code to the rest of us.

Buck Rogers Utilitiy Belt: Buck Rogers Official Utility Belt by Remco 1979. A really cheap looking toy that any normal child would break in no time. Comes with :- 1. Buck Rogers decoder glasses to make secret messages on this package visible 2. Buck Rogers Wrist watch with adjustable strap. 3. Buck Rogers Ray gun with clicking action. 4. Intruder detection badge that changes when viewed with the decoder glasses. 5. City Decoder map visible through Decoder glasses. 6. Secret Message also visible through glasses.

Cheryl Childs Playsuit: This is a realy well made party costume for a child. You get a shirt, trousers and a belt. Made by Cheryl Playthings in England. 1980. I just wish it would fit me.

Buck Rogers Pencil Erasers: Made in 1979 by Imperial these things still smell 20 years later! There is not much more I can say about them as they are only erasers.

Lemon and Lime Fizz Sweet Jar: Made by Blue Bird in 1979. I have no idea what these sweets lokkedor tasted like but the jar is cool. Items like this are very rare as it is the sort of thing that most shops would throw away once in was empty. I found this at a Carboot sale, it was being used to hold hair bands.

Scanlite Lampshade:A kit form Lampshade that is easy to assemble from 12 fully interlocking translucent card sections. It even came with a free poster.

Buck Rogers Single Duvet Cover: I have no information about this, but I guess it came as part of a set with Pillow cases and sheets. I picked it up at a toy fair for £2.

Buck Rogers Curtains: This curatin pair are pretty nice and large with each curtain measuring 54 inch drop X 69 inch width. They feature the Buck Rogers logo and a series of Draconian Marauders flying across a starfield. There is no information as to who made them so if you know please send me an email.

Buck Rogers Flask: Made by Alladin Industries Inc, this flask would have come with a Metal Lunch Box. It is very rare to find the Lunchbox and flask together and in good condition, which is why I only have the flask.

Buck Rogers Flask: Made by Alladin Industries Inc. The same as above, but this time in black. If anyone knows why there are to different colours please let me know.

Buck Rogers Viewmaster Reels: Viewmasters were a very common toy to have in the 70's, that enabled you to see stills from you favourite shoe through a view device. The stills where stored on reels, and here you can see three that came out for Buck. Finally I managed to get my hands on a viewmaster so I have now been able to see what these reels look like. And all I can say is Wow. The pictures are very clear and have a great 3D feel to them.

And here is what a viewmaster looks like today. Made by Fisher Price.

Buck Rogers T-Shirt: This is currently available form the Vintage Magazine Company. It's nothing special, just a print of the poster stuck on a T-shirt. But it will make your friends jealous! Thanks to Graham for finding this for me.

Buck Rogers 200 Piece Puzzle: You can't realy say alot about a puzzle! This one was made by Arrow Puzzles in 1981 and contains 200 Fully Interlocking pieces. It measures 46.3 x 29.9 cms.

Buck Rogers Frame Tray Puzzle: A strange puzzle as the artwork sort of looks liekt the ships from the show, but very distorted. A note on the puzzle reads - Develops coordination & motor control. Made by Witamn 1979.

Buck Rogers Frame Tray Puzzle: This is the same as the above puzzle, but with a different image. This time Buck looks more like Flash Gordon! Made by Witamn 1979.

Buck Rogers Sew on Patch: I don't realy know much about this patch. It's a modern version of the patch seen on Buck's uniform, and as far as I can tell looks exactly the same. I bought this one of ebay for $4.