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Hi…
As a kid growing up in the late 50′s and early 60′s, I remember a plastic toy kit which had lots of pieces which snapped togeather to make things like animals etc. Parts consisted of bodies, feet, heads etc. I think the majority of the connecting pieces were male / female snap in with the joints allowing flexibility through design. The major colour used was yellow.
I am interested if any reader may know the type of toy I am trying to describe…….and a long shot if any exist for sale some place.
Thanks for any help.
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I am hoping to find an Ohio Art toy electric oven. It is white with 2 oven doors and a stove on top. Would like to get an approx. value for this item.
Dated on back Ohio Art
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Thank you
I am wondering does anyone remember Remus play kits and Katie copy cat and poochie the dog does anyone no where you can buy any of these on the internet
I am looking for a race car set that the cars ran on a plastic tubing around the 1960′s
Thanks Randy
Try Hotwheels.!?
I agree with Liz – it must be Hot Wheels – http://www.skooldays.com/categories/toys/ty1027.htm
Sizzlers
Not Hotwheels. If your talking about large cars that ran around on orange tubing and changed direction using air I had those myself. I can’t rem the name but they were pretty large.
Super site, there are so many products and fashions that bring back great (and a few not-so-great) memories.
Any one remember SHAPIES??
YES!! I loved them! I have been trying to find anyone who remembers them. Somehow I remember them being spelled “Shapees”, but memory fades with age…
Wow!!! Thanks — everyone else thought i was crazy! You could be right on the spelling – I really don’t remember that part.
Don’t forget those awesome glow-in-the-dark games; Green Ghost and Kabala
sorry to say,but,big wheels didnt come out in the sixties.seventies,not sixties.