Sting Ray Toy - Junk or Treasure

Intercepted before the dustbin claimed it, I stare looking down at a tiny Sting Ray toy and "see" some recoverable sci-fi potential in it, or am I just too sentimental (or a hoarder) to lets things like this go (see below, I can visualise those Gerry Anderson puppets, the mermaid being the favourite and Sting Ray's torpedoes heading towards the reptilian green "Killer Fish" ships): 

Saved from the breakers yard today (after one of those epic house cleaner sojourns .. new kitchen - say no more, where all manner of odds and sods appear from nooks and crannies. Do I keep to the original TV series colour scheme or choose a "better" camouflage scheme?

Warlord Games - Cybermen

The merciless killers of the Dr Who. A squad because simply one won't do they come in packs (see below washed and off the sprue .. tempted not even to paint them .. but I will): 

Something for the Daleks to shoot at! Good old fashioned Science Fiction fun!

In search of lost gold - Battleground 1978 TV Programme

Every now and again I pick up a lost cause (the perfect set of wargaming rules for a period) or start believing in an urban legand (alien spaceship on the moon) until; you sober up. So ... I started an internet search in the quest of the "lost" 1978 Battleground Tapes.

Other bloggers have covered this in far better detail that myself (see below):

What is it?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3501946/

Intriguing details:
http://wargaming4grownups.blogspot.co.uk/2009/11/edward-woodward-battleground.html

The closes I got was this elusive posting:
http://independentwargamesgroup.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/battleground-1978.html

Other than that, no You Tube postings or the like :(
So after many hours of 'wasted' Internet browsing I drew a blank

Note: As a kid I remember seeing a clip really late at night in the 'somewhere' Western Desert with Airfix (classic) tanks, but that could be complete imagination on my part!

Addendum: I have posted a question on the above blog, let's see if I get a response