Remember When......
12/20/12, 08:39 PM
#81
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Black and White TV.
Sat morning cartoons that weren't filled with sexual innuendo.
Atari (never had one)
TRS80 computers
Texas Instruments calculators
Digital watches with calulators
The Big GI Joes
Dog 'n Suds drive in
Drive in Movies
Sat morning cartoons that weren't filled with sexual innuendo.
Atari (never had one)
TRS80 computers
Texas Instruments calculators
Digital watches with calulators
The Big GI Joes
Dog 'n Suds drive in
Drive in Movies
12/20/12, 08:40 PM
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12/20/12, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
No, but I remember the first time I didn't have enough to drink.
12/21/12, 12:53 PM
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Do you remember:
Lincoln log master building block sets?! They came in a huge 5 gallon sized can! It was like almost a 1000 pieces and you could build a real nice log cabin or any type structure!
The old steel ' Erector Sets' with miniature stamped steel girders! It came complete with little brass pullys and a neat little transparent plastic battery operated motor to power your creation!
A clear plastic robot called "Mr Machine"?
Lincoln log master building block sets?! They came in a huge 5 gallon sized can! It was like almost a 1000 pieces and you could build a real nice log cabin or any type structure!
The old steel ' Erector Sets' with miniature stamped steel girders! It came complete with little brass pullys and a neat little transparent plastic battery operated motor to power your creation!
A clear plastic robot called "Mr Machine"?
12/21/12, 01:05 PM
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12/21/12, 01:08 PM
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Do you remember:
Lincoln log master building block sets?! They came in a huge 5 gallon sized can! It was like almost a 1000 pieces and you could build a real nice log cabin or any type structure!
The old steel ' Erector Sets' with miniature stamped steel girders! It came complete with little brass pullys and a neat little transparent plastic battery operated motor to power your creation!
A clear plastic robot called "Mr Machine"?
Lincoln log master building block sets?! They came in a huge 5 gallon sized can! It was like almost a 1000 pieces and you could build a real nice log cabin or any type structure!
The old steel ' Erector Sets' with miniature stamped steel girders! It came complete with little brass pullys and a neat little transparent plastic battery operated motor to power your creation!
A clear plastic robot called "Mr Machine"?
Don't remember Mr Machine.
What about the wooden Tinkertoy construction sets?
12/21/12, 01:41 PM
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12/21/12, 02:27 PM
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12/21/12, 03:34 PM
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12/21/12, 03:51 PM
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Didn't get an erector set either.
No Mr. Machine.
Yes on Tinkertoys.
Toys that developed imagination.
12/21/12, 08:34 PM
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Electric slot cars that didn't have the magnets on the bottom. They power slid all over the track!
12/21/12, 09:57 PM
#93
Originally Posted by Mustang Freak
Electric slot cars that didn't have the magnets on the bottom. They power slid all over the track!
12/22/12, 03:19 AM
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I remember back in 78 or so getting a race track that was not slotted. The track had a rail all the way around. Think it was TRX or something like that. There was a button on the controller you used to change lanes when you wanted. So you could pass a car. I remember it was pretty cool. Haven't ever seem them again.
12/22/12, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
I remember back in 78 or so getting a race track that was not slotted. The track had a rail all the way around. Think it was TRX or something like that. There was a button on the controller you used to change lanes when you wanted. So you could pass a car. I remember it was pretty cool. Haven't ever seem them again.
12/22/12, 09:03 AM
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SCX makes 1/32 and (I think) 1/43 scale tracks with passing lanes.
12/23/12, 08:05 AM
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