Invicta Plastics

[channys6thswan]

You we’re the catalyst to this shit so tatty bye. You deep what you sow.

 

[oxonfox]

I loved this game, it was about guessing wot 4 colour pegs u had put down, nothing to do wiv the show.

 

[Greenfox]

As a kid I used to be proud they were based in Oadby.....

 

[sixthswan]

Action Man, Play-doh, Tiny Tears - we once made toys for the world.

 

[Eggs66]

Action Man, Play-doh, Tiny Tears - we once made toys for the world.

Mahrez....Maguire....Kante....Drinkwater...Chilwell - we still make toys for the rich!

 

[sixthswan]

And they make training grounds for us and allow us to compete in the top 6.

 

[channys6thswan]

Whenever I drove past the Mastermind’s lair on the A6, I used to see his evil henchwoman standing at the window on the top floor of that futuristic Invicta HQ, staring down at me.

 

[Oadlad]

It's a Lidl now.

 

[TartanFox]

Made the first ever Comic Relief red noses as well.

 

[stokiefox]

Did classic car wall plaques

 

[Filbo65]

I've got 'Rollerball', which they also made. I remember playing it at Whitehall junior school in about 1976; sadly, I'm not much better at it after all these years...

 

[Filbo65]

They were also big into pub ashtrays, drip-trays, etc in the 80s

 

[Lozfox1978]

I bought the electronic version of mastermind - great game.

 

[Bruin]

They were also big into pub ashtrays, drip-trays, etc in the 80s

Yes, that's where I got a job lot of drip trays from when Evington and kendal booked on my coaches.

BLUE ARMY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[mickyhoss]

Action Man, Play-doh, Tiny Tears - we once made toys for the world.

Palitoy Coville

 

[hammondsdodgyankle]

Cascelloid down Abbey Lane was where my nan worked,got some great action men from their!