Toys of the 80s

Who says you can't put a price on your childhood?

1999 Sears Christmas Book, Page 171

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Here's a neat little sticker sheet of the MadBalls characters, originally from the late 1980's, I believe. Possibly from the early 1990's. The MadBalls are owned by American Greetings and Art Asylum are said to be re-introducing Mad Balls toys in the coming year, but they've been in development for over a year now -- hopefully they'll be out soon. Check out www.madballs.com for possible information as it comes.

Nothing like the struggle of putting your Popple into a ball.

Michael Jackson and ET

So many memories.

Food Fighters was an action figure line released by Mattel in 1988. The line consisted of ten figures that were divided into two armies:

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Wolverine from 1992.

For anyone who is still haunted by the theme song to Unsolved Mysteries.

Applause released two sets of Fraggle Rock PVC figures. A German company, Schleich, produced a set of 13 Fraggle figures in 1983. Applause released six of those figures in the US -- Gobo, Wembley, Red, Mokey and Boober, plus a Doozer on his lunch break.

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This list is definitive proof that there was no better decade for toys than the ‘80s. (Note: toy lines are listed in no particular order.)

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