Fisher Price Little People Overload

March 12, 2007 By Mantooth In Uncategorized 9 Comments

My farm still “moos” when the door opens, pretty sure I had the garage too, most likely still have it

Tags: fisher price, little people, Toy Love

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Mantooth

AKA Brian Heiler author of "Rack Toys: Cheap, Crazed Playthings" and co-editor of "Toy-Ventures Magazine". Co-Host of the "Pod Stallions" podcast. Host of the Brick Mantooth Youtube channel, painter, designer, writer, mental health advocate, toy collector, Mego, and Mego Knock-Off enthusiast. I have large feet, ADHD and I live in Canada. Talk toys, not others.

9 Comments

Swinebread on March 12, 2007

Great toys that all the other kids had. I remember them well.

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Jon on March 12, 2007

The playskool “familiar places” line was so much better. What kid didn’t want to play with a tiny McDonald’s, Texaco Station, or Holiday Inn?

But, since the figures were square instead of round, they weren’t as fun to swallow.

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sista smiff on March 13, 2007

Wow, wow, wow. This makes me want to cry. The crap they make now is plastic and not near as sturdy as this stuff was. Remember the school that had the real bell?

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Jamdin on March 13, 2007

I had the Little People’s farm and garage so this bring back memories. I would have loved the castle.

My sister and I shared the McDonald’s in the “familiar places” line.

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Jon Busey-Hunt on March 13, 2007

I had, and loved, that garage, but the Sesame Street set was of course my favorite. The odd thing is that I didn’t even LIKE cars, but for some reason that garage had so much play value I couldn’t HELP but play the heck out of it.

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Anonymous on December 14, 2007

Our church had the castle and that thing rocked! The trapdoor was so well done. They packed all sorts of neat features into that toy.

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Lady Jaye on January 9, 2008

My castle!!! That was a sturdy set. We got mine second hand, and then we handed it down to my 2 cousins. The newer castle that they made about 10 years ago had soft, cheap plastic that wouldn’t survive one child, let alone 4.

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Angelique on January 30, 2009

I had a bunch of those sets as a kid….would you believe they went through myself, my two sisters, my two kids, and now my niece & nephew are playing with them and they are STILL in excellent condition! NOT ONE thing has broken in all 38 years of play and they are STILL going strong. You should take a look at what some of those sets sell for over on eBay now! They were quite the investment

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narvolicious on July 26, 2010

Awesome stuff. Thought about you when I found this old FP full spread ad dated 1973; it was buried in a box of my old artwork and schoolwork that my parents collected from about '77-'79.
Enjoy.

http://www.leftylimbo.com/2010/07/making-the-world-littler/

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