Toy ID help needed. What were these things called?
Toy ID help needed. What were these things called?
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ReplyDeleteLoved them
ReplyDeleteI had a ton of these things.
ReplyDeleteMy younger cousins had these and passed them down to my kids
ReplyDeleteAndy Garske then where are the rest? They belong in a game. This one lone little guy the toy box.
ReplyDeleteOh man, I had totally forgotten about these, but I used to love them. The perfect combination of tiny and evocatively detailed.
ReplyDeleteI have know idea what happened to the rest. Probably given away.
ReplyDeleteBuzzsaw (from a Burger King package) was one of my favorite toys as a kid.
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