Land of the Lost Rack Toys

Sid and Marty Krofft’s “Land of the Lost” is not only one of their best-known shows, it’s also one of their most merchandisable.

Larami Toys went to town with the license and released a slew of low-cost Rack Toys that range from logical to absolutely bonkers.

The majority of these toys are nonsensical label slaps but where Larami always shone was the card design. Each one of these packages is unique and eye-catching making for an incredible display of colour.

The Prehistoric Monsters (not sure why they didn’t call them Dinosaurs) are such a no-brainer for Land of the Lost. However my favourite on this page is the safari shooter, that art is stunning. I have one on my wall. I do love seeing Enik on cards though.

Stuff like the Wilderness sets and compasses are perfect fits for Land of the Lost, although the guns and the moonbase rocket, not so much….

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