What Were Your Favorite Toys??

Started by Scatter, January 23, 2009, 11:05:33 PM

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John Pertwee

I will start with this. When I broke my leg I got some goodies. The Coffin shaped puzzle was The Creature



The Ideal Monster game was my favorite game. All I have left is the box, but this is what it looks like.




I also had the Evel Stunt bike, and most of the Six Million Dollar Man toys. I still have the Evel Figure and all the Six Million Dollar Man toys in much loved condition.

I also had the Hall of Justice, the Batmobile and a ton of Mego figures that were beat to death by me and my nieces and nephews. I still Have Spiderman in perfect shape, but mostly because he came a few years later and I took care of him.


John Pertwee

After beating my Evel Stunt bike to death with all the jumps, my Mom and Dad got me the real thing. The lower left pic is of me on my Evel Bike, and it is hanging on the wall at the Evel Knieval Museum in Topeka Kansas.




Hepcat

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On a related note, I just pecked out this list of the toys at the top of my Want List:

MODEL KITS

Revell Scuz-Fink
Revell Rat Fink in Lotus Racer
Hawk Totally Fab Frantic
Aurora Green Hornet's Black Beauty
Aurora King Kong
Aurora Godzilla
AMT Girl from U.N.C.L.E. Car
Revell Surfite
Revell Flash Gordon
Aurora B-70 Valkyrie
Aurora SSN Nautilus
Aurora U.S.S. Enterprise
Revell Boeing B-52

BOARD GAMES

Somerville Canadian Football
Ideal Godzilla
Ideal King Kong
Ideal Weird-Ohs
Hasbro Creature Mystery
Hasbro Mummy Mystery
Hasbro Phantom of the Opera Mystery
Transogram Shariland
Ideal Honey West
Somerville Snakes and Ladders

MISCELLANEOUS

Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory
Standard Plastics Creature-Wolfman Wallet
Revell Big Daddy Roth Brother Rat Fink Iron-On (plus the other iron-ons that weren't available as kits)
Kenner Mighty Mouse Sparkle Paint Set
Hasbro Dick Tracy Marble Maze
MPC Pop-Tops on cards
MPC Horror House Target Set
MPC Haunted Hulk
Coleco CFL Grey Cup Football
Ideal King Zor
Ideal Odd Ogg
Hamilton's Invaders sets
Remco Johnny Seven O.M.A.
Marx Prehistoric Times playset
Marx Fort Mohawk playset
Marx Ben Hur playset
Marx Cowboy and Indian playset
Marx Battle of the Blue and Gray playset

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Collecting! It's what I do!

Rex fury

I had lots of toys related to the Marvel Comics, such as the Marvel Flyers, Captain Action, the Aurora models, and Spidey and Cap on wind up tricycles. I also remember having a Spidey hand puppet,  and the 1966 Donruss trading card set.
I used to love and fear the Pop Top monsters! To this day I remember having a nightmare that the executioner figure had come to life and was standing in my bedroom!
Finally, what child of the 1960s didn't have G.I. Joes and space related toys? This was a great decade in which to grow up!
RF

judd

I always enjoyed action figures the most since you could tell stories with the characters.  I especially liked the Kenner Star Wars line, G.I. Joe, Evel Knievel, Star Trek, Six Million Dollar Man and super heroes.   Overall action figures of action heroes.  I always felt Kenner produced the best quality action figures, vehicles and playsets. The toys looked better and we're more durable.

I have many of those toys in my collection today.  I never want to forget the enjoyment those toys gave me when I was a child.

Wolfman

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Civil War play set
Fort Apache play set
Dinosaur play set
Warriors of the World
Great Garloo
Marx monsters
Palmer monsters
Frankenstein mystery game
Dracula mystery game
Wolfman mystery game
Aurora monster models
Hasbro paint-by-numbers
Mani-Yak iron on transfers
Ideal King Kong board game
Ideal Godzilla board game
G.I. Joe's
Matchbox cars

JP


BigShadow

As a child of the 80s, I was a HUGE G.I. Joe A Real American Hero fanatic.  Everything revolved around the toys, comics, and cartoons.  To this day I still collect anything to do with the original run from 1982-1994.  I also enjoyed anything that was a military toy such as a play gun, grenade, camouflage clothing...anything.  All this drove my interest and eventual enlistment in the Army.  I still fondly remember having mock battles during the day with the G.I. Joes in the backyard sandbox.  Then grabbing my gun and running through the woods chasing invisible bad guys.  Once the streetlight came on I went inside and played with my Joe's in the living room while watching horror or sci-fi movies or tv shows. 
I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity...

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Hepcat

Quote from: Wolfman on January 26, 2023, 04:58:08 AM
Civil War play set
Fort Apache play set
Dinosaur play set
Warriors of the World
Great Garloo
Marx monsters
Palmer monsters
Frankenstein mystery game
Dracula mystery game
Wolfman mystery game
Aurora monster models
Hasbro paint-by-numbers
Mani-Yak iron on transfers
Ideal King Kong board game
Ideal Godzilla board game
G.I. Joe's
Matchbox cars

Is that a list of your favourite toys of all time or is that your current Toy Want List?

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Collecting! It's what I do!

Wolfman

Quote from: Hepcat on November 27, 2023, 11:52:47 AM
Is that a list of your favourite toys of all time or is that your current Toy Want List?

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Favorite toy list. Only thing on my want list is one of the vacuform plaques.

JP

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King Zor The Dinosaur
Original GI Joes
Aurora Monster Models
Marx Sears Exclusive Civil War Playset

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