Show Us Your Rack

[horrorhunter]

Here's a net pic of some Monster Glasses in my collection:



...and another net pic of one of the MIP Monster Magic Action Trading Cards sets I have:



I bought the Rack Toys book back when it was still in print. It's a great book, but I'd have to pass on current prices.

[Hepcat]

Hey! I never knew that those Action Trading Cards came out of a rack pack.

 

[marsattacks666]

Rad!

[Sir Masksalot]

'Fun pics in this thread, very nostalgic.



Adjoining our nearby pleasure pier was a little mall of shops from which my Dad used to buy these for me.
They never lasted more than a week or so because I'd practice my ventriloquism skills for a few days,
then chew up the puppets like bubble gum! 'Weird kid, I was ...

[Hepcat]

...I'd practice my ventriloquism skills for a few days, then chew up the puppets like bubble gum!

I guess they were delicious. Like crayons perhaps?

 

[Hepcat]

Here are two more really good ones:





Does anyone remember buying any of the rack toys pictured in this thread so far?

 

[Hepcat]

Here's another good one:



 

[Hepcat]

The fabled Palmers originated as rack toys:







 

[Hepcat]

The MPC Pop-Top Horrors were actually released as rack toys:









 

[Monolith]

Made by Palmer in the 1960's...

Skrewy Skwert (Palmer 1960's) by donald deveau, on Flickr

[Monolith]

I have two of these. Here's the second one...

Finky Skrewy Skwert (Palmer Plastics 1960's) by donald deveau, on Flickr

[Devlin]

Hepcat: In answer to your question, I purchased plenty of the Imagineering stuff, and while I surprisingly don't have a clear mental picture of the packaging for whatever reason, I got a dusty, forgotten Weirdo Target set in an Anderson, SC gas station in 1974-75. Actually, I may have gotten two, because I had a duplicate of one that I gave to DarkMonkeyGod.

[Hepcat]

I have two of these. Here's the second one...

Wild! Palmer was clearly "borrowing" the design of the Hawk Weird-Ohs, and/or perhaps even an actual head sculpt of a Marx Nutty Mad.

 

[Hepcat]

...while I surprisingly don't have a clear mental picture of the packaging for whatever reason, I got a dusty, forgotten Weirdo Target set in an Anderson, SC gas station in 1974-75.

By Imagineering? Then it had nothing to do with either the Hawk Weird-Ohs or the Nutty Mads Target Set I guess.