Classic Toys

[tetly]

Just now, Mike Oxlong said:

Yes 

I loved this game spent hours and hours playing it.

[Guest StevieLynex]

Edited 18 November 2020 by StevieLynex

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[cambridgefox]

1 hour ago, Flamey said:

Have we done crossfire yet?🤗

Me and my brother with trigger finger blisters on Xmas morning.

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[cambridgefox]

12 hours ago, Flamey said:

@Dahnsouff....should have got this instead!🤗

Think my brother got this one and I got one which I think was called scramble

[Flamey]

35 minutes ago, cambridgefox said:

Me and my brother with trigger finger blisters on Xmas morning.

Oh yes, I remember that feeling very well!!🤣

[Flamey]

30 minutes ago, cambridgefox said:

Think my brother got this one and I got one which I think was called scramble

Yes Scramble was released after this, and then Firefox if I recall correctly 👍

[katieakita]

So many happy memories never got into model railways though. Will get around to building a model kit again sometime

[Bellend Sebastian]

 

My cousin had this and I thought it was GREAT, but when my parents succumbed and bought me my own it was quickly apparent that, much like Bigtrak, any entertainment that could be had from it would be exhausted within a couple of hours at best

[MPH]

[MPH]

[MPH]

[katieakita]

On 17/11/2020 at 19:34, Parafox said:

Also, it was 65th birthday today. (Thank you for your birthday wishes btw). My family has bought me 2 Airfix models to build. I've not done an Airfix model for 50 years but I can't wait.

Hope you had a great day and hopefully the kits had improved a bit still a lot of molds from the 70's being used with the extra flash.

[Carl the Llama]

The OG

 

[String fellow]

Why are all the buildings all facing up towards the sky?

[Jon the Hat]

On 17/11/2020 at 21:06, Mike Oxlong said:

Loved that game.

[Jon the Hat]

17 hours ago, StevieLynex said:

Not a toy, but deserves a mention

My kids love watching the 70s TV series, to the point that we had to buy a new box set at the first one got a bit scratched.

[Leeds Fox]

On 17/11/2020 at 21:06, Mike Oxlong said:

What a gem of a game. I was too young to be any good at it but I loved it all the same. Jungle Strike was great also. 
 

Always used to run out of fuel and crash! 

[Babylon]

17 hours ago, Mike Oxlong said:

If there is a better feeling in the world that curling one in the top corner on sensible soccer, I'm yet to find it. 

[MPH]

6 hours ago, Babylon said:

If there is a better feeling in the world that curling one in the top corner on sensible soccer, I'm yet to find it. 

 

used to really like kick off and kick off 2 on the Amiga. They also had a player manager version which I forget the name of... 

[Free Falling Foxes]

[MC Prussian]

On 18/11/2020 at 09:33, Babylon said:

If anyone has any M.A.S.K stuff, the bigger ones goes for over £100 now on eBay. 

I’ve got a loft full all boxed woo hoo.

The Loyal Subjects are bringing M.A.S.K: back this summer, starting with a first batch in July:

https://toyhabits.com/mask-series-1-loyal-subjects-toy-fair-2025-tease/

[MC Prussian]

Speaking of transforming toys, I've recently started collecting Takara Tomy Masterpiece Transformers, with a couple of Fans Toys Transformers on the way, too.

Also got these Mecha Invasion beauties, as I somehow never managed to get all Constructicons as a kid:

That's Giant Legion – all individual Transformers are Masterpiece size. The complete thing is huge.