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Thunderbirds & Space: 1999—A celebration of Sci-fi Toys & Collectables
The Museum of Brands, in partnership with Anderson Entertainment, is proud to present our latest exhibition celebrating the landmark anniversaries of Gerry Anderson’s groundbreaking series Thunderbirds (first broadcast in 1965) and Space: 1999 (first premiered in 1975).
The captivating displays pay tribute to Anderson’s lasting legacy through an exceptional array of toys, games, and memorabilia that have inspired generations of fans. Opening on 13 September 2025, known as Breakaway Day for Space: 1999 enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a nostalgic journey into Anderson’s imaginative worlds.
Co-curated by internationally renowned graphic designer and Thunderbirds superfan Malcolm Garrett MBE, the exhibition features over 300 meticulously curated objects from the Robert Opie collection alongside private collectors items. Many of these cherished pieces will be displayed for the very first time, showcasing treasures from Anderson’s most iconic shows including Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet, Supercar, Fireball XL5, UFO, and, Space: 1999.
Don’t miss the unique opportunity to relive the sci-fi stories that shaped a generation, through the memorabilia that kept the magic alive. We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment as we anticipate high demand for this special exhibition.
The captivating displays pay tribute to Anderson’s lasting legacy through an exceptional array of toys, games, and memorabilia that have inspired generations of fans. Opening on 13 September 2025, known as Breakaway Day for Space: 1999 enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a nostalgic journey into Anderson’s imaginative worlds.
Co-curated by internationally renowned graphic designer and Thunderbirds superfan Malcolm Garrett MBE, the exhibition features over 300 meticulously curated objects from the Robert Opie collection alongside private collectors items. Many of these cherished pieces will be displayed for the very first time, showcasing treasures from Anderson’s most iconic shows including Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet, Supercar, Fireball XL5, UFO, and, Space: 1999.
Don’t miss the unique opportunity to relive the sci-fi stories that shaped a generation, through the memorabilia that kept the magic alive. We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment as we anticipate high demand for this special exhibition.
Sat 13 Sep to Tuesday 11 Nov 25
Museum of Brands 111-117 Lancaster Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1QT
Every day from the 13th of September 2025 to 28th of February 2026. Museum opening hours are 10:00-17:00. Adult (25+) -£11.50
Child (7-16) - £6.50
Child (6 and under) - £0.00
Young Person (17-25) - £8.50
Concession (60+) - £8.50
Disabled - £8.50
Carer Pass - £0.00
Family (2 adults, 2 children) - £30.00
Universal Credit Ticket - £1.00
Museum Association Member - £8.50
National Art Pass Member Adult - £5.75
National Art Pass Member Student/Young Person/Over 60 - £4.25
Blue Light - £8
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