You know, If there is a way that I could jump in on this I wouldOriginally Posted by IronPlant
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G.I. Joe
Hot Wheels
Star Wars 1st Run (1977-1984)
He-Man
Transformers
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The Mighty Morphing Power Rangers
Ghostbusters and Star Wars toys were my thing, I wasn't even born for the time period you mention unfortunately.
I had the Ghostbusters house, my dad used to buy me the slime everynow and then that you would put on the top and it would leak through. I had the car and probably close to all of the toys, no idea what's happened to them though, I might still have them.Originally Posted by IronPlant
You know, If there is a way that I could jump in on this I wouldOriginally Posted by IronPlant
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I SWEAR IF YOU BITCH ABOUT TWINSTICKS I WILL BREAK MY FOOT OFF IN YOUR ASSOriginally Posted by Dolemite
I had stages of toys i loved.It started out with He-Man i wanted every one, then i transfomers, then TMNT, i wanted everyone as well.
However why no Thundercats.. I love that stuff. I even had the Thundercats Lair... the biggest toy i ever owned...
star wars was my main, but gi-joe and transforemrs were great too. One write in i miss from my slightly older childhood was "Battle beasts" monster/humanoid toys with really cool weapons, good value(pack of 2 for 5 bucks) and a cheesy paper/rock/scissors gimmick that nobody used.
Originally Posted by Compass
I will never to speak to anybody that votes fucking Power Rangers.
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I think i had some of those. They were slightly larger than MUSCLE men, multicolored and wore armor. They had the sticker that you needed to warm up to show which element they were under, water, fire, wood i think. Those were cool. maybe they have something to do with all the furries around now, they would be a furry's wet dream.Originally Posted by frostwolf ex
I was mostly into Transformers, but owned more He-Man due to having cheap parents that wouldn't buy me many transformers. Behind those were MASK, Thundercats, Voltron, and Silverhawks. TMNT was in my second wave of toy buying, and i ended up with a ton of those too, but that was a different era. I never got into GI Joe, I was never much of a military buff.
BY THE POWER OF BLUE RANGERS SKULL!
He-man and Transformers for me. But really, LEGO serves them all.
P.S. The plural of Lego is Lego, you arsehole yankees.
Quick zephyrs blow, vexing daft Jim.
But I remember that the rangers came out with these big ones with around 27 or so points of articulation.....You could pose those suckas like a sunovagun.Originally Posted by Mzo
I SWEAR IF YOU BITCH ABOUT TWINSTICKS I WILL BREAK MY FOOT OFF IN YOUR ASSOriginally Posted by Dolemite
Originally Posted by Melf
What ever happenned to that? Toy lines used to get awesomely huge playsets. You don't see much of that now.![]()
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