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Showing posts with label Beatles...For Sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beatles...For Sale. Show all posts
Friday, 14 December 2018
Sunday, 11 November 2018
Get your Corgi Magical Mystery Tour Bus and Corgi Yellow Submarine
Corgi Magical Mystery Tour Bus and Corgi Yellow Submarine
Corgi Magical Mystery Tour Bus CC42418In stock*
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Corgi Yellow Submarine CC05401Preorder - available Jan 2019
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| Magical Mystery Tour Bus is 1:76 scale and measures 145mm in length. Yellow submarine measures 134mm in length. Expected release date for Yellow Submarine is January 2019 but this is subject to change without notice. BBFC members when ordering please include your membership number in the order notes. |
Prices exclude P&P at the following rates:
| UK: £3.20 for one model, £4.25 for both models | |
| Europe: £6.85 for one model, £12.40 for both models | |
| World Zone 1: £9.20 for one model, £16.10 for both models | |
| World Zone 2: £9.90 for one model, £16.75 for both models | |
| If you would like a quotation please contact treasurer@britishbeatlesfanclub.co.uk stating your country of residence. | |
| Payment to be made by Pay Pal to our account bbfcpublishing@gmail.com or please send a cheque payable to BBFC Publishing to BBFC, PO Box 1766, Croydon, CR9 1EN | |
Friday, 23 December 2016
Special Offer just for our members!
Recently we reviewed a fab new book called "Visualising The Beatles" and now the publisher has partnered with us to offer our members something special.
Click here to find out how you can get a copy of the book signed by the authors with a personal message written by them. have the personal message addressed to yourself or someone else if you are buying it as a gift. You will also receive as a free gift a full set of set of VISUALISING THE BEATLES bookmarks: Paul, John, Ringo and George.
We think this book is outstanding and we hope our members can use this opportunity to get a signed copy.
Click here to find out how you can get a copy of the book signed by the authors with a personal message written by them. have the personal message addressed to yourself or someone else if you are buying it as a gift. You will also receive as a free gift a full set of set of VISUALISING THE BEATLES bookmarks: Paul, John, Ringo and George.
We think this book is outstanding and we hope our members can use this opportunity to get a signed copy.
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Review: We All Want a Yellow Submarine!
Lego recently released a new Beatles Yellow Submarine set and asked the British Beatles Fan Club if we wanted to help them get the word out. In exchange we were given a dedicated link for our members to use when they order that benefits our club. They also sent us one to review.
Yesterday it arrived and I am wowed! The set includes over 500 pieces packed into 5 numbered packets along with a diagram book that walks you through the construction piece by piece. I have never had a Lego set like this before but even with my lack of experience, I had no issues following the diagrams and in 2 and a half hours I had assembled the entire project. It was fantastic fun and I'm impressed with the finished product as it is full of detail.
On the outside there are moving propellers, periscopes, colorful artwork and designs as well as a stand to display the finished product, but the inside is just as detailed. The middle can lift off to expose the inner workings which has a pilot seat, steering wheel, and controls and dials.
Behind the pilot seat is room for the remaining 3 Beatles to sit as well.Each of the four Beatles figures also have to be assembled and each has something to hold when standing. Those items need to be stored when they are sitting and another part of the submarine, a sort of submarine boot, also opens to store those item.
Additionally there is a Jeremy figure who has place to stand on the display base.
The quality of this set is high. All decorations are stamped on - no stickers to fall off over time - and the pieces all fit together nicely.
This set is sure to make a bit hit this holiday season and would be a fun project for a family assemble together while listening to Beatles music.
If you do decide to get this for someone special on your shopping list, please consider using this British Beatles Fan Club link. The club will benefit and that will help us to keep your membership fees from going up.
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
London Beatles Day – Saturday 10th December 2016
Hot off the presses, here is a message from the folks at London Beatles Day!
Attention all BEATLES fans! - it’s not long now until the next London Beatles Day in Ealing (London W5 2XA) We will be very pleased to welcome you to the Christmas London Beatles Day which will take place on SATURDAY 10th December 2016 at The Christ Saviour Church Hall In the heart of Ealing in West London on New Broadway (which runs into the Uxbridge Road) London, W5 2XA, remember the event is FREE ADMISSION to all The event will feature the usual great selection of EVERYTHING Beatles, Records, books, CDs, DVDs & books, posters and much more! – Lots of Beatles vinyl at great prices and in great condition, forget the London shops get down to the BEATLES DAY you will not be disappointed... There will also be a good selection of Non Beatles items for sale, CDs, vinyl, books etc... The perfect place to find your music related Christmas gifts under one roof! The venue is situated on the main road served by plenty of buses & only a 5-minute walk from Ealing Broadway Station (Central & District lines tube & main line station) plenty of food & drink options in the area. The event will be open from 10am to 4.30pm. The Beatles Day will be in the Church Hall which is situated behind the main church... cheap car parking is close by. Please Note... There are building works going on in front of the hall, which does not affect the event, the hall is situated behind the blue boards just walk to the church entrance and turn left and follow our signs… Remember on a Saturday there is NO congestion charge in London (the venue is not in the C Charge area). We look forward to seeing new & existing collectors & fans - don't forget its FREE to come in... Please Note: this event is on a SATURDAY! More details will be posted on : www.beatlesdays.com
Review: Visualising the Beatles - It's a winner!
VISUALISING
THE BEATLES.
By
John Pring & Rob Thomas
Orphans Publishing; ISBN 9 781903 360163
With every new Beatles book these days, my
first thought is always - is there anything new or different about this one?
Well here we have a new book, bringing The Beatles
into the 21st century with a book that tells their story via the 14
studio albums from “Please Please Me” to “Let it Be”.
The book is filled with wonderful
infographics and gives key information about each album such as who wrote which
song, the chart positions of the album in various countries across the world,
how many lead vocals each Beatle had, and which key each song is played in to
name but a few.
Once you work out how the book works, it
becomes an easy reference book for any Beatles fan.
Combined with a timeline of what was
happening in the world when each album was released, this makes for an
interesting read.
The book includes a small piece of the
Greek islands The Beatles were planning to buy in 1967 as well as a list of
albums made by each solo Beatle and a list (in very small print as there are so
many) of stars who have covered Beatles songs, which is probably already out of
date as I write this as someone somewhere is probably recording one right now!
For those Beatle fans who know the story
inside out, there is still something to learn from the book.
However, I feel this book will have great
appeal to any new generation Beatle fan as it tells their story simply and
includes these wonderful infographics and data which would appeal to certainly
the younger generation of today, and even some of us oldies.
At 250 pages this is well written and
researched and I’m sure will be a smash hit with Beatle fans both young and
old.
~ Ernie Sutton
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
New Release today - Yellow Submarine LEGO® Set
Just what we've always wanted! Just released today, Lego has a new Beatles Yellow Submarine LEGO® set that is sure to be on every Beatle Fan's Christmas wishlist this year.
With this set you can build your very own authentic replica of the Yellow Submarine in LEGO® bricks.
It is more than just the submarine. The set includes:
Lego reached out to the BBFC asking that we help spread the word and in exchange they have given us our own BBFC link to help you purchase your own set. Each sale using this dedicated link benefits the club just like our Amazon link. So have a look and if you decide to buy, please use our link to benefit the club.
- 4 mini figures: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, plus a Jeremy figure.
- The Yellow Submarine features a removable top, cockpit that fits all four Beatles mini figures, four rotating periscopes, two rotating propellers and an adjustable rudder, plus a removable display stand.
- A minifigure display stand
- And special accessory elements: John's telescope, Paul's 1x2 ‘Love' tile, Ringo's round 2x2 ‘half a hole' tile, George's submarine motor and Jeremy's apple.
Lego reached out to the BBFC asking that we help spread the word and in exchange they have given us our own BBFC link to help you purchase your own set. Each sale using this dedicated link benefits the club just like our Amazon link. So have a look and if you decide to buy, please use our link to benefit the club.
Sunday, 30 October 2016
Visualising the Beatles London book launch November 15
If you plan to be in London on November 15, stop by the Waterstones on Tottenham Court road at 6:30pm for the launch of a new Beatles book called "Visualising the Beatles." There will be live music and the book looks interesting. The BBFC will be reviewing it in our next quarterly magazine, but if you are looking for ideas for Christmas gifts, you might want to go along and check it out in person since our review won't be published until January.The publisher describes the the book as "... the story of the Beatles told as never before. Explored visually, through stunning infographics and data visualisations, this book takes you on a vibrant ride through the Beatles years - from their first Cavern Club gig to the release of Let It Be.Presenting unique, witty and surprising facts and stories, covering everything from their style to plans for a Beatles Island, VISUALISING THE BEATLES charts how four young men evolved into one of the world's greatest bands. It includes beautiful visuals created from the data their music left behind, divided by album, to allow you to spot, in an instant, the patterns, anomalies and changes in the band's lyrics, instruments, songwriting and performances."
The launch is November 15, but the book will be available for sale on November 3.
Sunday, 23 October 2016
Signed Cynthia Lennon print on auction to benefit St Thomas Lupus Trust
The St Thomas Lupus trust is auctioning a special one-off signed print of the Beatles by Cynthia Lennon.
The original painting of the Beatles was inspired by the song 'Your mother should know' when it appeared in the film the Magical Mystery Tour, written by Paul McCartney. In the film the Beatles, wearing white tuxedos, come down a grand staircase followed by boy scouts.
Cynthia kindly gave permission for the image to be used to raise funds for the St Thomas Lupus Trust. The trust has produced Beatles notelets, still available in their online shop.
The charity is linked to the Beatles through the song 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds'. Fans around the world know about how Julian Lennon had a childhood friend, Lucy Vodden and drew a picture of her. His father, John Lennon, saw the picture and it led to him writing the now iconic song. When Lucy lost her battle with lupus in 2009 aged just 46, she was a staunch supporter of the St Thomas Lupus Trust.
This very special auction will end on 31st October which marks the last day of Lupus Awareness month in the UK. 100% of money raised at the auctions goes directly to support the charity.
View and bid on the signed print by visiting the Ebay auction site.
The original painting of the Beatles was inspired by the song 'Your mother should know' when it appeared in the film the Magical Mystery Tour, written by Paul McCartney. In the film the Beatles, wearing white tuxedos, come down a grand staircase followed by boy scouts.
Cynthia kindly gave permission for the image to be used to raise funds for the St Thomas Lupus Trust. The trust has produced Beatles notelets, still available in their online shop.
The charity is linked to the Beatles through the song 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds'. Fans around the world know about how Julian Lennon had a childhood friend, Lucy Vodden and drew a picture of her. His father, John Lennon, saw the picture and it led to him writing the now iconic song. When Lucy lost her battle with lupus in 2009 aged just 46, she was a staunch supporter of the St Thomas Lupus Trust.
This very special auction will end on 31st October which marks the last day of Lupus Awareness month in the UK. 100% of money raised at the auctions goes directly to support the charity.
View and bid on the signed print by visiting the Ebay auction site.
Friday, 23 September 2016
Hand painted replicas of 1960's Beatles poster by the man who did the originals
Back in August we alerted our readers to an
exhibition of posters in Liverpool recreated by the man who did the originals. During International Beatleweek we visited the exhibit and it was absolutely wonderful!
In the 1960's Tony Booth was the original artist for The Beatles and Brian Epstein where he produced hundreds of the original gig posters and signs round Liverpool during the Merseybeat era.
At the time when the gigs were over, they would be ripped down off the walls and replaced with the next one for the next week. No one at the time realized that they were valuable memorabilia. Only one original has miraculously survived.
Lucky for us, the artist, Tony Booth, has painstakingly recreated each and every hand painted poster all over again. These hand painted posters are available for sale but also available are signed prints made from the hand painted versions.
At the exhibit it was fascinating wandering around and reading each poster and admiring the skill and precision of Mr. Booth's work. We also watched a video which you can watch below.
The exhibit will end this month but the posters can still be viewed and purchased from his website. Please have a look.
Below are some links to additional information:
In the 1960's Tony Booth was the original artist for The Beatles and Brian Epstein where he produced hundreds of the original gig posters and signs round Liverpool during the Merseybeat era.
At the time when the gigs were over, they would be ripped down off the walls and replaced with the next one for the next week. No one at the time realized that they were valuable memorabilia. Only one original has miraculously survived.
Lucky for us, the artist, Tony Booth, has painstakingly recreated each and every hand painted poster all over again. These hand painted posters are available for sale but also available are signed prints made from the hand painted versions.
At the exhibit it was fascinating wandering around and reading each poster and admiring the skill and precision of Mr. Booth's work. We also watched a video which you can watch below.The exhibit will end this month but the posters can still be viewed and purchased from his website. Please have a look.
Below are some links to additional information:
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Members: Send Us Your Photos!
The British Beatles Fan Club is cooking up a new project for our members and it will only work with your help.
It has been a big year for Beatles events. Not only have Paul and Ringo both been touring but many of our members have attended festivals, tribute concerts, stage productions and film premieres all over the world.
We know you took pictures of you and your friends throughout the year and we thought it would be a fab idea to gather these photos together into a BBFC calendar for 2017.
This will be a two step effort:
It has been a big year for Beatles events. Not only have Paul and Ringo both been touring but many of our members have attended festivals, tribute concerts, stage productions and film premieres all over the world.
We know you took pictures of you and your friends throughout the year and we thought it would be a fab idea to gather these photos together into a BBFC calendar for 2017.
This will be a two step effort:
- Part 1: We need to collect enough photos. So start sending them in today. Email them to website@britishbeatlesfanclub.co.uk with the title "Calendar Photos".
- Part 2: Assuming we receive enough photo contributions, we will advertise for calendar pre-orders. We will need a minimum number of orders to keep the price down and if we get enough pre-orders, we will produce the calendar filled with your photos of you and your fellow BBFC members.
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