What was your fave toy as a child??????

25 Nov 2004

Quote by hornyred and dino
jhonny seven gun ,it was great,anyone remember them?.,it was massive or so it seemed .love to see one again!!!

I too loved my 'Johnny Seven' gun: I've mentioned it on here before and would love to see one again. Lord knows how many hours I played with it. I also loved a gun that shot round corners and my 'Meccano' set.
I am currently sitting here looking at my Brooke bond Tea Card collections from 1963
onwards and Rupert Annuals from 1963 onwards.
After me.....'sad'

25 Nov 2004

I had a toy dalek. You pressed a button on the top of it and it would say the usual things a dalek says eg Attack, Attack, Attack and Exterminate in a realistic dalek voice. It is probably somewhere in my parent's loft, which hides many of the toys and books that belonged to my Brother and I.

25 Nov 2004

Quote by teppic
ok...sob...ok...sod..i admit it...i still play with lego....i know...i'm 36....but i cant help it...i need to join lego's anon :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :silly:

Not sure if I could go back to lego... now, subbuteo - thats another matter! Now where did I put my England team circa 1984?

25 Nov 2004

My favourite toys were my barbie and ken dolls :twisted:
Also I loved my polly pockets and my cabbage patch doll

25 Nov 2004

Quote by redstilletto
i just loved my tiny tears
and space hopper.................

I'm with you on this one redstilletto, I loved my tiny tears too, and spent many hours on my space hopper, up and down the street with my friends lol

25 Nov 2004

I loved my pogo stick too

26 Nov 2004

Quote by hornyred and dino
jhonny seven gun ,it was great,anyone remember them?.,it was massive or so it seemed .love to see one again!!!

Get thee hence to:

and to break your heart - I saw one sold on eBay a while back for over 500 quid!
Phil.

26 Nov 2004

The girl next door but one . Denise was her name . I used to play with her for hours on end lol

. Wonder if she's as active now as she was then . There's one happy bloke around if she is wink

27 Nov 2004

Action Man! Lego! Grifters!.....You were lucky!

27 Nov 2004

TRANS --- FORMERS.. robots in disguise,
And the Ultimate
STAR WARS
Sean

27 Nov 2004

My Little Pony!
Mrs RSAB2 xxx :angel:

27 Nov 2004

Can't believe no-ones mentioned Hornby trainsets...... Mine's still in the loft and probably worth a bomb (30 years old and all in boxes), but ungrateful sod that I was, although I had many happy hours with it, I always wanted a Scalextric set. Guess what my son got for Christmas the other year! We have a joint Lego collection as well but better not mention that..... biggrin

Ant.

27 Nov 2004

I would have to say...................mine was not your run of the mill toy.
It was a music box !!!!! :shock: :shock:
You rarely get them these days...........but I was memorised with it. Alas I don't have it anymore.......... sad

Too..........too .........many moves. :(

28 Nov 2004

WOW what a subject biggrin

My fav Toy was my Steve Austin Bionic man ..
with his bionic eye
and pull away latex skin cool

That and the Evil Kinevil Wind up stunt Bike.. :shock:
Ecky Thump ! those were the Days.

28 Nov 2004

LEGO was just the greatest. I used to have a huge amount of LEGO in a big wooden storage box my dad made for me (it even had a LEGO logo painted on the top. biggrin

) This was passed down to my younger brother, who added more LEGO to the collection. He then passed the box on to my sister's boys who have again added to the collection. Looks like I've started a little family tradition there... lol

28 Nov 2004

In fact my LEGO is the only childhood toy I still own. I've moved so many times over the past few years that I had to get realy ruthless with what I kept and what I didn't. (it's a hard life trying to keep one step ahead of the authorities...)

28 Nov 2004

Quote by JandPUK
jhonny seven gun ,it was great,anyone remember them?.,it was massive or so it seemed .love to see one again!!!

Get thee hence to:

and to break your heart - I saw one sold on eBay a while back for over 500 quid!
you JandPUK, i owe you one