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s Ladies and Gentlemen, the whitest men ever..
s Ladies and Gentlemen, the whitest men ever..
In 1979, Kenner toys gave out this promotional catalog to prospective industry buyers to promote what they hoped would be their next big science fiction property “Alien”. While the film itself was a hit and still considered a classic, Kenner would soon realize that the world wasn’t ready for toys based on R rated sci […]
The post Star Wars era was a gold mine for space toys, take this set by Multiple (now going by Miner) in 1980. I kind of want to play with this now….
They don’t know the meaning of “sun screen”, seriously….
As ridiculous as the concept of these toys are, I have to admit that I think the little Hulk and Spidey figures they come with are awesome. You should buy these. Rack Toys: Cheap, Crazed Playthings is a limited edition 144 page book from the creator of Plaid Stallions. Order from us and get three […]
I’m not much of a jogger (it ain’t a pretty sight) but should I ever get the urge, a mustard yellow track suit will be my choice of uniform. Not only does it give me an Omega Man vibe but it also will hide the vomit stains that are sadly, pretty much a given…
Derec sent in this Darth Vader appearance shot from a mall in Metairie LA. I think the Fonzie shirt pretty much dates this one. Derec mentions that this isn’t the first time we’ve seen this backdrop and he’s right: Eric sent in this Empire era shot a few years back, great eye Derec! Send me […]
The Adventure people was North America’s first fully realized 3 3/4″ action figure line and it’s influence truly changed play for us 70s kids. Their clever combination of compelling adventure and well made sets made them a hit with kids since their inception in 1975. By 1980, the line was starting to look to the […]
There isn’t much about this set from Combex that I dislike, save it for being it hard to find and it’s complete lack of Aquaman….
“This putt-putt is our turf, you dig?”
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