Your Top 5 Coolest Toys of the 70's/80's

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Ok, so these don't have to be Star Wars. In fact it crossed my mind to ban Star Wars from this, but no, because one of my top 5 is the AtAt :)

1 - AtAt
2 - Scalextric (Mighty Metros or Le-mans 24hrs)
3 - Castle Grayskull
4 - Optimus Prime
5 - Space Lego

I'm pretty sure this line up could change once I see what others post and think 'bloody hell yeh!' :)
 
1 - Ecto 1
2 - My 1st Megadrive (nov, 1990) :?
3 - AT-ST
4 - Castle Greyskull
5 - Slimer / marshmallow man
 
In no particular order and excluding Star Wars:

1.transformers.
2.Tamiya Hot Shot II RC Car
3.Atari 2600/Spectrum can't choose between the two ( both equality ****/awesome as each other)
4.A-Team
5.matchbox/corgi toy cars.
 
Some excellent choices there guys. What the **** is a fischertechnik? :? Can someone please enlighten me on that one :)

Matchbox cars and A-team toys would be in my top ten
 
x-pack said:
Some excellent choices there guys. What the **** is a fischertechnik? :? Can someone please enlighten me on that one :)

Matchbox cars and A-team toys would be in my top ten

I spent a bit of time in Germany as a kid & they had this stuff at schools & I had a couple of sets, sort of a cross between lego & meccano, great stuff!,

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=fischertechnik&rlz=1C1CHNY_enGB512GB512&espv=210&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=-ZhdUp3aC8Om0AXPoICYBw&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1400&bih=935&dpr=1

also befor you ask Tente is like lego, but was way ahead of lego in terms of technical parts, Italian I think -
 

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Excluding Star Wars and in no particular order

Zoids - originals
Go-Bots (I never liked Transformers)
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons (Had at least 10 of these, remember them being quite fragile)
Commodore 64 - fantastic piece of kit
Masters of the Universe - originals
 
1st / starwars
2nd / masters of the universe
3rd / actionman
4th / ateam
5th / super cobra " ok its a tabletop video game but i could not set it down at the time " my mum gave off stink about it as i was always needing batteries :D

:mrgreen:
 
I always liked action figures, so in no particular Order:

- Master of the universe
- Gi Joe
- Zoids
- Dinoriders
- Micro Machines
 
rob71 said:
Excluding SW...

Action Force
Commodore 64
Britains knights
Marbles (had an awesome collection)
Test Match or Subbuteo (can't decide between them)

Test Match...all day, every day! :D
 
Excludign Star Wars

1. Commodore 64
2. Micronauts Mobile Laboratory
3. Rotostack Hamster Cage (is this a toy?)
4. Hand Held Electronic Tron Game
5. Black Hole Vincent
 
Hmmmm tough...

SW
Action Force/GI Joe
BMX
Crossbows and Caterpaults
Spectrum's

Special mention to the Ateam, Matchbox, Transformers, Lego, Zoids. Should have been a top 10 really :lol:
 
mumbo said:
Hmmmm tough...

SW
Action Force/GI Joe
BMX
Crossbows and Caterpaults
Spectrum's

Special mention to the Ateam, Matchbox, Transformers, Lego, Zoids. Should have been a top 10 really :lol:


I know, but where do you stop :wink: So many cool toys back then. Surprised no-one has mentioned M.A.S.K

Never got into Subuteo really. Still don't get it. Remember seeing Test Match advertised and it looked well cool.

Next thread - top 5 most disappointing 70's/80's toys :lol:
 
Leaving out the obligatory Star Wars...

Meccano
Atari 2600
Lego
Board games (Mouse Trap was a favourite)
Slime (made great farty noises as you pushed your hand into the 'dustbin' container)

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Crossbows and Catapaults
Skateboard
Raleigh Grifter
Lego ( I fooking hate it when the Yanks refer to plural Lego as Legos)
Playmobil
 
Tough one this

Mine are not in any order, i cant pick a top one, just 5 of my best

1. Commodore 64
2. Sw
3. spectrum 48
4. Tomy 3d (Car race)
5. Atari 2600
 
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