Favorite toy from your childhood

[CRAZYGREG]

Simply Amazing!!

[Cybirdy]

Has anyone mentioned star wars toys?

This was my favorite one!

We have my husband's Millenium Falcon in our attic, she has shown our girls his prize possession a time or two. His parents also brought some of his original Transformers.

[DistrictCyclone]

Amazon Trail, and I remember that game being terrible except for the spear fishing.

Spear fishing > hunting on Oregon trail.

The going back in time and talking to historical figures part was pretty cool, too.

[DistrictCyclone]

We have my husband's Millenium Falcon in our attic, she has shown our girls his prize possession a time or two. His parents also brought some of his original Transformers.

You're married to Han Solo???

[MNCyGuy]

Spear fishing > hunting on Oregon trail.

The going back in time and talking to historical figures part was pretty cool, too.

My boat always seemed to capsize after the first town, so I never got into it. Oregon Trail all the way.

[cyhiphopp]

I never had the Super Nintendo or any Sega consoles, but I made my Nintendo last through my childhood. My dad sold it at our garage sale when I was in high school. Still kinda mad about that.

Also, any TMNT toys.

My mom also sold my NES and all of my games without telling me. I went to try and find them a few years ago and she told me they were gone.


I will never fully forgive my mother.

[Cybirdy]

You're married to Han Solo???

Just call me Princess Leia.

[cyhiphopp]

Anyone remember Constructs? My brother and I played with these constantly.

I still have a box of them stashed away in my parents basement.

My 5 year old played with them a while ago.

[CLONECONES]

Just call me Princess Leia.

Yeah, I wouldn't wanna be called Carrie Fisher either.

[bellzisu]

This was a favorite.
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But once I got this, there was no turning back.
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After about 4th grade, it was all guns and go-carts for my brother and I. Can't beat growing up on a farm.

I had the Knight Rider car also... Loved it. But my favorite was the knight rider pedal car that had the lighted front scanner light and it had buttons that you pressed to make it say different stuff.

[cyrevkah]

Man, I probably did...Lego's are awesome! Hell, the potential to be able to buy Lego's without shame in a few years is like 50% of the reason I agreed to start having kids.

There are the larger lego type blocks too that are not as easily swallowed!

[MNCyGuy]

There are the larger lego type blocks too that are not as easily swallowed!

Oh, I am well aware of the awesomeness of Duplos :)

[00clone]

You're married to Han Solo???

I saw her husband at the beach...more like Chewbacca.



*full disclosure, I have never seen Birdy's hubby (that I know of) but the joke was there.

[cyhiphopp]

I read and played outside most of the time when I was little. I didn't have a ton of "girly" toys, but I did love this for some reason:

They had a boy version of this toy as well. (It was originally my older brothers.) Instead of dresses and stuff it was all monster parts that you could put together to make your own awesome monster. Much better than the girl version I think.

[oldman]

Toy-wise, I'd have to say either EtchaSketch or Erector Set. My sibs and the neighbor kids about wore out our Monopoly game. We'd have marathon games.