I still get a Christmas toy for the lads and me to mess with Christmas day or boy would it be boring
Battling remote control tanks
r/c Diggers and cranes
r/c helicopters
last year we went retro Cluedo, spirograph, etcha sketch and buckaroo
I bought a Toy story train set in Wales earlier in the year
and all the films ..........
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My favourite Xmas toy as a child has to be this:
Started watching wrestling in March / April 1991 and got some action figures in the April for my birthday, but had to wait until the Xmas before I had a ring to put them in (well apart from one my dad made me which was actually very good ). IIRC the above WCW ring and WWF ring were huge sellers that Xmas as American wrestling in general was starting to take off in the UK thanks to Cable (later Sky). The WWF ring was probably a much bigger seller, but I loved this WCW one e.g. because of the cage that came with it, God I must have spent hours and hours staging 'matches' and 'events' with the figures. And 20 years later I'm still watching wrestling, everyone's got to have a hobby though eh.
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Mintball wrote:And I admit that I look at displays of some of the modern kits and I wouldn't half love an excuse to get one, sit down and put a complex one together.
There's a couple of VERY complex Star Wars sets in George's bedroom which I'm sure he would love the help with!!!
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The trouble is that lads today have no idea of the joy of Meccano, alone in your bedroom with your tool in your hand, tightening your little nuts
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). IIRC the above WCW ring and WWF ring were huge sellers that Xmas as American wrestling in general was starting to take off in the UK thanks to Cable (later Sky).
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