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Remembering classic toys
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Oh yeah, water rockets were cool!
Somehow I still have the horse.. they fought my GI Joe’s.. epic battle!
The Indian attacked my sister’s Barbies in the sandbox one day and tied her to the long Lincoln log and toasted Barbie at the stake.. I got my ass beat quite well that day
I had the Ranch too .........didn`t last because of being cardboard .
I think everyone moved into Barbie`s Winnebago after the ranch collapsed ........
Wore that cardboard out quick.
This was one of my favorite toys that I remember as a kid (60's). You could actually shoot the gun with the case closed.
My other was a 3-bit mechanical computer.
One of these turned into my favorite "hobby", and the other into my career!
Ron
My other was a 3-bit mechanical computer.
One of these turned into my favorite "hobby", and the other into my career!
Ron
You're a secret agent??
LOL!!! No, took the other route and went into IT.You're a secret agent??
Strombecker was 1/32 scale. I did build a 1/24 car, but never attached the Cobra body to it. I also found it ran faster without front wheels, letting the tab drop deeper into the slot, so it was stable in the corners. I put oversized slicks on the back so it looked like a AA dragster. Nothing could touch it and it was big enough that it knocked other cars off the track in the turns.
Before posting this I will just apologize for the wasted hours of your life this rabbit hole link will cost.
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330 Vintage Christmas Catalogs & Holiday Wish Books with 295,775 total catalog pages from Sears, Montgomery Ward and JCPenney over the years.
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Still have my Mattel: Winchester Crackfire and the Winchester Shootin Shell lever guns ...........
The Crackfire still plays the ricochet sound .
These two saw quite a few battles and somehow survived . I am guessing from around 1966 ?
The Crackfire still plays the ricochet sound .
These two saw quite a few battles and somehow survived
. I am guessing from around 1966 ?
You can definitely go back in time looking thru these .........Very Cool though .
I was able to find my 2 rifles from the 1966 Sears Christmas ......
The Shooting Shell was $ 2.49 and the Crack Fire was $ 4.88 .
What year was that page from?
The only thing missing is the empty coffee can you put over the exhaust when you shut it down for the day.
1966 Sears Christmas , page 503 . I never knew of all the other rifles you could get too .
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