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The Johnny Seven was the first thing I thought about when I read the thread title. I had one of those babies when I was about ten. A toy gun so F'n big it needed a bi-pod.glock said:Johnny Seven OMA Gun
This one is the best of the lot but is missing the pistol. My guess is that someone bidding has the pistol.
Edited to add that, after looking through everyone elses memories...I am indeed an old boot.
JaxBill said:
I had BB, but my all time favorite toy was Mattel's...
I totaly forgot about how much I absolutely LOVED that game!
Wow, talk about jogging memories....Cartoon introI'm pretty sure I had every single vehicle made. And, I'm sure my mom still has tehm all in her garage along with my He-Man figures, my transformers, and all my other stuff.I'll try to find pictures of them later or a link to the TV show - nobody I know now seems to remember M.A.S.K.. (or maybe that's not what they were called?). They all had masksthat shot lazers, etc.. and I think their vehiles changed a little too. Maybe I am making this crap up, as I am the only person I know that read The 3 Investigators and not The Hardy Boys.
I still own one of these. Loved the use of the turn-the-ball-over-on-downs chime at the end of Supertramp's "The Logical Song."
My wife bought me a new one a few years ago, the new versions have a sound off button and run on AAA instead of 9v batteries.
Wife got me the Mattel Classic Football 2 for Christmas this past year.
YES...YES...YES...
The Bionic man and the rocket ship is one of my prized possessions. I loved the Evel Knievel van and ramp but this is my favorite. And the one I still have. My grandmom searched high and low until she got it for me. God bless her soul.
14, you still have yours ??? You gotta post pics if you do.The Bionic man and the rocket ship is one of my prized possessions. I loved the Evel Knievel van and ramp but this is my favorite. And the one I still have. My grandmom searched high and low until she got it for me. God bless her soul.
Yes. I refused to let it go, just because I know we were not rich and that toy was way out of our budget but my grandmom still made it work out. My mom was against the purchase. Steve Austin is still in the rocket and rarely comes out. What I don't have are all those black wires that it came with to check the vitals on Austin. And I believe my cousin stole his bionic chip in his arm. The rocket is in decent shape. Sure, I will get some pics together and post them. No problem. Just give me some time this weekend or so. Does anyone recall the board game for Steve Austin "Bionic Crisis"? http://store2go.net/shop/vintagetoybox/?p=...;key=051029596614, you still have yours ??? You gotta post pics if you do.The Bionic man and the rocket ship is one of my prized possessions. I loved the Evel Knievel van and ramp but this is my favorite. And the one I still have. My grandmom searched high and low until she got it for me. God bless her soul.
Christ man, you're old. Wait, I had one of those too.....JaxBill said:I had BB, but my all time favorite toy was Mattel's...
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I had the funky colors but mine also came with this marble shooter that was suppose to be a cannon. I'm not sure how often I shot it at the toys but my little sister was often a target.So many hours spent playing with this set. No funky yellow and red colors in my set, though. I'm pretty old.
Let me know which ones you are missing and I can check my parents house to see what I still have, I read a ton of them growing up.KarmaPolice said:
I still own one of those
I think in my closet at my parents I still have all my Tinker Toys, Lincoln Logs, Legos, and my dad's old rusty Erector Set from the 50s.I loved Tinker Toys as a kid.
My mother found a ton of them at a garage sale, and my son and I play with these all the time. Great for delevoping fine motor skills
was all about the million dollar man stuff
I used to build Lincoln Log structures and then smash them with my toy dinosaurs.UOFI_316 said:I think in my closet at my parents I still have all my Tinker Toys, Lincoln Logs, Legos, and my dad's old rusty Erector Set from the 50s.jdoggydogg said:I loved Tinker Toys as a kid.
My mother found a ton of them at a garage sale, and my son and I play with these all the time. Great for delevoping fine motor skills
I saw them at Target as well. Last year the wife and I were doing some Xmas shopping when I spotted them. I told my wife how I loved them when I was a kid. I thought she'd take the hint and throw a couple in my stocking. No such luck though. She can be a real ball-buster.
Heck yeah! I even bought a new version (Weapons and Warriors) a few years ago when I was looking for a fix, but it wasn't nearly as much fun and too different from CB&C.
That’s probably 4” in adult measurements. When I recently found my Optimus Prime that I hadn’t held in at least 17 years, I had to double check and make sure it wasn’t a Go-Bot.
lol, you are probably right. Might be one of the reasons I can not locate them any more.
I had some of these that we ordered out of the Sears catalogue. But they weren't specific players. You could get a generic player (white or black) from any NFL team and they came with a big decal sheet so you could change the numbers.
Actually the size is about right. They were not the same scale as most action figures back in the day but they were bigger than the Star Wars stuff and Micronauts.
My brother and I played with that set all the time.
