The commercials were pretty cool. Wanted the sets but got to play with the figures.

I found these old toy parts from 1977 in a family box of old toys, they were my big brother's and I'd like to make a display for him with them. Most importantly I want to know if these helmets and laser vest thing belong with these figures. I think it says hasbro on the butt but it's too small for me to read

Very possibly European or Japanese, not something you see every day in any case

I'm actually a huge vintage toy expert so very humbling to have to ask for help for the name of these!

This game was a gift to my mother from my great great grandmother. I've been missing a few of the little bunnies for awhile now and I'd love to replace them as a gift. Can anyone help me identify 1) the game itself 2) where I can find replacements for the bunnies. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Does anyone know what these might be worth or how to sell them? I inherited this collection and I have nowhere to store them or any interest in them. Thanks

Marking shows Louis Marx. From what i can tell they seem original, but I don’t know a lot. They feel slightly waxy. I’d love to know for sure if they are original, and what the value is

It’s 2am and I’m going down a rabbit hole!

My favourite toy when I was little was a satin feel blue dog teddy and I’m trying to find one. He had a tuft of white hair, long floppy ears with no stuffing, I think a pink nose, and a white stomach with ‘Hug me’ stitched on in red letters. He was my sisters first and she was born very early 80’s.

The puffalumps look very similar, I get a flash of recognition when I look at them, but he definitely had hug me stitched on because that was his name (original, I know!) if anyone has any ideas (or even better images!) please share and save my sanity.

Display your charge toys the right way I do commissions

By the time these came out I was ten & trying not to buy toys anymore. However, I wanted to be a mad scientist as the first profession i chose, i remember wearing a lab coat when i was 4, i had taken it from preschool. Also, the fake blood, pus & flesh you made with these kits was awesome! The other cool thing about this series was it was taken in Japan & in 1987, launched as Dr. Mad’s Horror Lab - the central piece of the series were the Ma Ba (Mattel Bandai) Zombies. Little Keshi you would fill with slime & blood & then squeeze out! Great for the approaching age of pimples! x SEAN

hello, i recently broke this cowboy and was wondering if anybody knew where i can find another one as it’s my grandads.
thanks

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Couldn't believe I found a bin like this at a garage sale. Other than the o-rings being broken there are like 20 figs and some are duplicates. After I ordered the o-ring fixer kit they are as good as new! (almost)

Does anyone remember the name of the electronic tablet-like toys that taught kids about ocean life, animals, etc.? My daughter had one in the late 1990s or early 2000s. It had pre-recorded questions that were answered by pushing labeled buttons and would respond with whether you got the answer right or wrong. Please help us identify it