Nut toys you had as a kid

[Marky147]

I thought someone else may have mentioned Atari before now ?

I posted my Atari, but it was a 1988 model and not this early!!

Mine was a 520ST, what's that one?

[I KNOW IT]

I thought someone else may have mentioned Atari before now ?

I posted my Atari, but it was a 1988 model and not this early!!

Mine was a 520ST, what's that one?

Its the Atari VCS

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_2600

My favourite game was Pit Fall, although defender was good too.

I thought woodsey and Herbie would remember this as they are about the same age as me. 

[Leatherman]

I thought someone else may have mentioned Atari before now ?

I posted my Atari, but it was a 1988 model and not this early!!

Mine was a 520ST, what's that one?

Its the Atari VCS

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_2600

My favourite game was Pit Fall, although defender was good too.

I thought woodsey and Herbie would remember this as they are about the same age as me. 

Yeh also had one of these.. Love this thread.
Been trying to search for a infrared shooting game I had that when ya hit these silver space shuttle looking things they popped up in the air. My mum saved all my He-Man stuff and it's great watching my eldest play with the same toys that I use too.
Good Times

[I KNOW IT]

Tin Can Alley




Cross fire

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Stretch Armstrong

[LeedsRhodesy]

not an old toy but when i was looking for gifts for xmas i came across this!!

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9077797.htm

1900 bricks i so want to buy it

[the sicilian]

used to love this

[maccol]

Crossfire!  Used to play this until I had blisters on my trigger finger.   

[Marky147]

I thought someone else may have mentioned Atari before now ?

I posted my Atari, but it was a 1988 model and not this early!!

Mine was a 520ST, what's that one?

Its the Atari VCS

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_2600

My favourite game was Pit Fall, although defender was good too.

I thought woodsey and Herbie would remember this as they are about the same age as me. 

Haha, they were no doubt pretty gucci at the time.

[taximan007]

Crossfire!  Used to play this until I had blisters on my trigger finger.   

[philthepower]

Risk was the best board game for a budding poker player: strategy, skill, luck, patience, reading your opponents, bluffing and back stabbing and, just in case anyone should imply it was a bit geeky, the proof that it was the ultimate in Rock N Roll :

[Waz1892]

Risk was the best board game for a budding poker player: strategy, skill, luck, patience, reading your opponents, bluffing and back stabbing and, just in case anyone should imply it was a bit geeky, the proof that it was the ultimate in Rock N Roll :

risk and axis and allies.  Lost many many hours playing both of these.  We used to have it on the kitchen table for days!!

Happy days.  Still have (albeit a newer version) of A&A.

[smashedagain]

I thought someone else may have mentioned Atari before now ?

I posted my Atari, but it was a 1988 model and not this early!!

Mine was a 520ST, what's that one?

Its the Atari VCS

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_2600

My favourite game was Pit Fall, although defender was good too.

I thought woodsey and Herbie would remember this as they are about the same age as me. 

yeah I just loved defender. This Christmas fav thing the kids have got is a version of tin can alley. Their heads  nearly explode everytime they shoot the gun and the can jumps in the air. It is only a cheap version but they love it.

Picked up sporting injuries already from playing Wii Olympics

[leethefish]

My gold yo yo !

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[craigbetts]

Love it Lee, it looks amazing. This thread has got me thinking I may start to collect some of these old toys, the problem is the price. My brother has a decent electronic handheld collection and he would not let me have any of them when I went to visit over new year, I know he came back from Japan with a load but come on... They are in the shed just going to waste.

[jgcblack]

Pogz


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