Models
There have been several commercially produced models of the Liberator:
- Corgi produced three versions (one white, one silver and one blue, though the last was not labelled as Liberator) in 1978. The white version was re-released packaged with a limited edition of the region 2 DVD set of Blake's 7 series three in 2005.
- Comet Miniatures produced two versions of a plastic assembly kit (white (1988) and transparent (1999)).
- Titan Find produced an assembly kit in 2005 (14 inches in length) which was made for sale in America and has limited distribution in Europe.
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