Boeing 707
“Flight 714” opens with a jetliner landing in Djakarta. Captain Haddock and Tintin were onboard this aircraft. They were allowed to de-board as the plane was being refuelled on its […]
“Flight 714” opens with a jetliner landing in Djakarta. Captain Haddock and Tintin were onboard this aircraft. They were allowed to de-board as the plane was being refuelled on its […]
“The Seven Crystal Balls” was a mystery in which scientists involved in studying Inca mummies were attacked by a substance which would lead to a mysterious disease leading to hallucinations. […]
“The Black Island” openes with Tintin taking a walk with Snowy when he sees an aircraft in emergency. The aircraft landed in a field, however, when Tintin approached it, the […]
Tintin, Captain Haddock and professor Calculus accompanied by Snowy were flying to Sydney to attend the International Astronautical Congress aboard Qantas Flight 714. This is how the penultimate Tintin book […]
Tintin had saved the state of Syldavia from a coup against the King Ottokar in “King Ottokar’s Sceptre”. He had flown in in a Ju 52. At the end of […]
Tintin had started his adventures in the Eastern Europe in “Tintin in the Land of the Soviets”, after travelling through Africa, North and South America, Brirain and the Orient he […]
Professor Calculus, the hard of hearing genius created by Herge built several innovative products and gadgets in various books of Tintin. His biggest achievement was the nuclear powered rocket in […]
Herge published the first Tintin, “Tintin in the Land of Soviets” in 1930 and the last “Tintin and the Picaros” in 1976. How people travelled across the world changed a […]
“The Seven Crystal Balls”, a Tintin adventure about the scientists who studied the pyramids of South America and the curse on these people. When I read it for the first […]
Tintin is on his adventure to the British Isle. He had somehow escaped from Dr Muller and a burning house. In my last post Tintin had boarded a train – […]
We were with “The Black Island”. Tintin had taken a train pulled by an SNCF 2D2 9100 electric locomotive. He was attacked and arrested and finally escaped. His adventure took […]
After his adventures in South America, Tintin went for his next adventure in Europe, Scotland to be specific in “The Black Island”. This was one of my favourites as a […]
Tintin must be the most widely travelled person on Earth. He has visited nearly every continent on Earth. Though most widely travelled in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and […]
After solving the mystery of “Cigars of the Pharaoh” and spending a few relaxing days at the palace of the King of Gaipajama in India, Tintin started off on his […]
Tintin was seen riding; rather driving; the Pacific 4-6-2 locomotive in “Tintin in America”. His next adventure took him across the globe to the Egypt, the Middle East and India […]