Description
A Mechanical Fish? The Crablogger? Gabriel?
Who’s got the best Anderson vehicles in their hand? It could be you as you play Fanderson’s new card game, FAB Challenge, with your friends!
FAB Challenge includes 40 of the most fantastic, courageous, memorable vehicles from Supercar, Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons, Joe 90, The Secret Service, Doppelgänger, UFO and Space:1999. Each card features brand-new vehicle artwork alongside FAB Spec & Tech, from which you must choose one item to beat your opponents and seize the hand! All in a glossy presentation box.
FAB Challenge has been designed to be played with friends or family, but instructions include how you can play on your own too!
With a plethora of contradictory lengths, speeds etc from the episodes and publications over the years, read how we agreed the FAB Tech & Spec to make the game fun, but believable.
1563 Paul Bennett –
Once again, Fanderson has has given us another top notch item for us fans to enjoy. The quality of each card is superb, and the storage box is also a great addition. The artwork for each vehicle is very impressive, and very detailed. They are not photos of the vehicles, they are full colour drawings. I have been looking for a card game like this for some time but could never find a set with a subject matter of interest to me, but Fanderson have now given me the best I could ever find. The data on each card has been well researched by the team and makes for an enjoyable game. This is not only a good card game to play with family, or solo, but it is also a very collectable item to put with my Gerry Anderson collection. An idea for a future sales item would be to reproduce the vehicle artwork on postcards as they really are so good, and I would definitely buy a set. So well done Fanderson for producing an excellent club item.
3403 KEITH ANSELL –
I bought the FAB Challenge card game basically for the artwork on each card. I will be filing them in clear plastic collector sleeves along with my other Anderson trading card sets. The artwork is excellent. My only negative comment is regarding the stated speed of 46,872,000 mph for Fireball XL5. This only equals approximately 7% of light speed. How can this be correct when Fireball can reach the most outlying planets of charted space ( ie exo-planets outside our Solar System in other star systems) within a few months? To achieve this we must assume that Fireball travels in hyperspace where relative distances are much shorter than in normal space. Her relative speed in normal space would therefore be many multiple times the speed of light.