I remember a game. From around 1984. It was called Curse of the Mummy or something like that. A plastic sarcophagus with about a dozen keys shaped like ankh. You push the keys in these little holes. If you choose the wrong hole (it happens) a pair of snakes wrapped around your wrist and the mummy jumped out.
My favourite toy back in the 70s,was my Six million dollar man figure,I was mad about the show, and made my Mum bye me a red tracksuit,so I could be like him,running in slow motion,and making the bionic sound, My six million dollar man went every where with me,but I had to leave it behind when I went to school, Then one day when I got back home,l found my figure on the floor,chewed up by the dog,l was devastated,and my Dad saying to me "Sorry Son,we can not rebuild him" (didn't help), Anyway,jump a few decades, and I told my mate the same story, and this year I turned 50,and my mate managed to get me a boxed fully working Six million dollar man,I was that kid again,I was so pleased to have it in my hands again after all those years,he now has a proud places on my shelf.
I remember playing with the Mouse Trap game so much, but I don’t recall ever actually playing the game. It was the same with Hungry Hungry Hippos. I still having no idea how you were supposed to play those games, but I had hours of fun playing with them as a kid.
Found the plastic version of the green machine… maybe an 80’s or 90’s version… on the curb during junk day. Went home and made some replacement parts for the wheel hubs out of pvc. My one son rode that thing like crazy.. still hanging in the garage. Had to go buy the larger metal frame version as he outgrew it.
Loved Stompers!! My friend's dad built a large sandbox and we'd have hands-free races. We'd bank the turns so they'd make the turn automatically. We had bridges and overpasses. The races were highly competitive. Sometimes you'd have to replace the battery during the race when they died. The engines didn't like the sand much so you had to blow out the compartment occasionally. But hours upon hours of thrilling fun!!!
I had some Shogun Warriors, Micronauts, and Crystar the Crystal Warrior toys. I also had the 12in Lone Ranger and Silver, the 12in Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, plus several 12in Marvel and DC superheroes. I had a Star Trek phaser which made sounds and lit up and a metal Tonka Jeep for 12in figures... There were other toys I had as well.
My Big B (Big Brother), and I both had Big wheels! It was one of the best Christmas mornings ever in our childhood. My Daddy was so proud to have made his little boy and baby girl so happy. Mom took tons of photos of us that 1 Christmas day peeling out like we were Evel Knievel. We had only 1 Green Machine between the 2 of us that we had to share one birthday, that was also shared 1 year. Lol! It was an awesome childhood. Thanks for the reminder Junkman.
I had one of those vibrating football games. I got it from Santa at the HP Christmas Party. My dad worked for HP for years. Anyway, the game was stupid, as there was no way to actually control where the players went on the field.
It was the Big Wheel that had the hand brake, the Green Machine's party trick were the tiller bar steering controls for the rear axle. Those are what made you spin out of control and laugh like a manic psycho. I was the first kid on my street with a Green Machine in the mid-70's, the chicks totally dug it. 😘
I don't remember the Green Machine, but I remember the Big Wheel with the hand brake. I remember a neighbor kid having one and him letting us ride it. A couple of us had Big Wheels on the street I lived on in Michigan. Apparently I had a habit of driving mine down the driveway out into the street and freaking out the grown ups.
My older brother had Big Jim along with his mobile command center. It was like a big camper with accessories on it. I remeber Cats Eye and Stay Alive. Never really played those. My brother did have the vibrating football game. It was funny watching the guys dosey do around the field! My cousins had the Green machine. We used to ride it around the block or down to the local drive in(hamburger stand) I had the Dukes of Hazzard wrist racers. I have the cars now but not the launchers. I had laser attack. Later i used it with my Star Wars figures.
I had the Big Jim karate studio and camper mid 70's. Always wanted the Green machine and no one on my block had it. The Stay Alive game was cool for its time. I remember the ad had some kids on a deserted island playing it on the beach trying to Stay Alive !
I had the green roaring hot cycle it was a cross between the big wheel and green machine...it had handle bars like the big wheel but it had a working siren
I remember Stay Alive, good game. Apart from Action Man, Star Wars and the Atari VCS, in the 70's it was all about Micronaughts. Loved the figures, play sets and vehicles, especially the remote control Battle Cruiser...that was one good Christmas.
We actually got the vibrating football game second hand when we moved to SF in the early 70s, my brother and I didn't know what was supposed to happen other than seeing the little players move around. I also got a Big Jim Karate chop, it had a little board to break; years later I got the mexican version which had a super punching action.
We had those Wrist Racers as kids. I also remember having cars called Penny Racers, they were little cars that you pulled back and let go and they would race off, but they had a little holder on the back bumper and if you put a penny in it it would cause the car to do a wheelie. Another line of toy cars I remember were called Mini Dah Dah. I think that's what they were called but a quick Google didn't bring up anything. They were small pull back and go type cars but they had different "engines" signified by different colours, some being faster than others, that you could swap out between the different Mini Dah Dah cars you had.
My brother had the Pac-Man watch. I remember that it played "Dixie". We also had the General Lee wrist racer. The car had a wind-up motor and the wrist part had a ramp that popped out.
There were a lot of cool toys that flew under the radar in the 70's, and I had some of them. There was this spaceship toy called the Starbird Avenger, and you could take parts off of it to make a smaller spaceship. When you switched it on, it made this rev-up sound when you pointed the ship upward, and it made a powering-down sound when you pointed it downward. Another cool toy was the Energized Spider Man made by Remco. It came with a rubber spider web, a flashlight that plugged into its side, and you could pull the string out of his hand and hook it on a wall so it looked like Spider Man was climbing the wall. In the 80's, along with the popular toys like Transformers and Coleco tabletop games, I had some rarities like a battery-powered E.T. figure whose finger would light up when you switched it on. I also had board game versions of the arcade games Zaxxon and Donkey Kong -- proof positive that arcade games didn't necessarily translate well into the world of board games, but they still had that cool factor anyway. And I don't know if they were lesser-known, but I had a full set of the mini A-Team action figures. They all came with these way cool weapons. I think Murdoch carried a flamethrower if I'm not mistaken. I'm sure there were other rare gems from those two decades, but I can't remember them all right now.
I remember Captain Action! You could but extra uniforms to turn him into other figures! I could only get 1 and I choose the Superman outfit because it came with Krypto! So it was 2 heroes for the price of 1. I liked him a lot more than the horrible first G.I. Joe as he could hold his weapons. But, with only one it had limited play appeal! He was a giant so couldn't be used much with your Army Men.
As far as an obscure 80's toy my favorite was my Team America Stunt Cycle. It was an Evil Knivel stunt cycle without the license. I also loved my Stomper 4x4 and Mouse Trap game.
Had TRS Color computer III I believe, pretty sure I had a pac man watch and also had the mini video game one. Something I don't hear alot about is SGT Rock action figures. He had a comic book also. I loved them as they looked more realistic then GI JOE. Though I also got GI JOE also.
One generic toy that was popular in the late 70’s were gas engine airplanes made out of plastic with wire hand controllers. You flew the plane by turning in a circle and moving your hand and arm up and down. Engines were real finicky. Never seemed to work well.
Ballbuster , would be a good James Bond movie title. A middle aged Bond , whose arch nemesis is his wife . That may have already been done on a sketch show though,not sure .
Always wanted that General Lee Wrist Racer but never got it. Got the Green Machine and the next year they came out with the Bat Machine, how can you make the Green Machine more awesome combine it with Batman.
Anyone remember DARTA BUGGYS... You press down on em till they click..and hold em down and pull em back, hold the back wheels..and lift the car and move it forward and pull em back more to wind em up..and they would frick'n fly! Super fast...
A couple games Rebound, Ganip ganop and not so much a game but parachute army men. Rebound was not getting a new girlfriends but a shuffle board styled game that had a 45 degree rubber band band at one end and you slid a puck that had a ball bearing in it to bounce off the bands and then stop on the target lines but not go off the edge. Ganip ganop was a table top game that had three buttons that would put three balls through holes the first person to get all the balls lost. the army men with parachutes well those were hours of fun tossing them up in the air and watching them land safely or not. they were great until you got them stuck in a tree or the thin plastic tore from the threads.
Wrist Racers we’re awesome!!Most of the rest of these were probably just in the US as I don’t remember them! Crossbows & Catapults was my favourite game as a kid 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Hey junkman What about doing a segment on the popular handheld electronic games of our times. Football, baseball, space invaders..etc. maybe you have already made one and if you have, i would love to go back in time 👍
Hey Junkman, I could draw that Big Jim tatoo and i print tee shirts. Before Star Wars, my all time favorite toy was the Big Jim Eagle. I was obsessed when my friend let me play with his. My grandfather drove me thirty miles to get this toy. My friend had the bald eagle. I scored the superior golden. Then my baby brother broke it. It has been a very difficult toy to track down and i would give much to rescue another golden along with my childhood. Would you do a video on this elusive toy?
Hello, maybe you'll know what I'm talking about. There was this big monster toy from back then that went with an action figure guy I can't remember. It had a circle on its chest when hit it fell down. I know it existed. Please help me out.
@@ThatJunkman , it was late 70s early 80s. I thought it went with Pulsar but was wrong. It was a similar action figure guy like that, he shoot something at the monsters circle chest to knock it down.
@@ThatJunkman , also I think the target on the monster looked like a reflector, so maybe it used light. The monster was bipedal and the guy wore red I think.
TRaSh80...hahaha I had a Commodore 64. Spent hrs playing Zork series. You just walked into a dark room, you may be eaten by a Grue. W,W,E,S,SE, You have come across a troll brandishing a large are, a very sinister looking hooded individual just left the room. Hit troll with sword. You don't have the sword, it appears the Thief stole your belongings.
I remember a game. From around 1984. It was called Curse of the Mummy or something like that.
A plastic sarcophagus with about a dozen keys shaped like ankh. You push the keys in these little holes. If you choose the wrong hole (it happens) a pair of snakes wrapped around your wrist and the mummy jumped out.
Curse of the Cobras! With a fake Indiana Jones on the box!
Similar to a game about ten yrs earlier. it had levels and keys and a mummy
That big jim figures hand was used later on for He Man's Jitsu figure.
My favourite toy back in the 70s,was my Six million dollar man figure,I was mad about the show, and made my Mum bye me a red tracksuit,so I could be like him,running in slow motion,and making the bionic sound, My six million dollar man went every where with me,but I had to leave it behind when I went to school, Then one day when I got back home,l found my figure on the floor,chewed up by the dog,l was devastated,and my Dad saying to me "Sorry Son,we can not rebuild him" (didn't help), Anyway,jump a few decades, and I told my mate the same story, and this year I turned 50,and my mate managed to get me a boxed fully working Six million dollar man,I was that kid again,I was so pleased to have it in my hands again after all those years,he now has a proud places on my shelf.
I remember playing with the Mouse Trap game so much, but I don’t recall ever actually playing the game. It was the same with Hungry Hungry Hippos. I still having no idea how you were supposed to play those games, but I had hours of fun playing with them as a kid.
hungry hungry hippos is so easy to play you were probabally actually playing the game without realizing it
Old lady... What's that vibration? Are you kids playing that stupid game again?
Kids... No grandma we just got into your night stand.
Found the plastic version of the green machine… maybe an 80’s or 90’s version… on the curb during junk day. Went home and made some replacement parts for the wheel hubs out of pvc. My one son rode that thing like crazy.. still hanging in the garage. Had to go buy the larger metal frame version as he outgrew it.
Remember Stomper trucks? They came with rubber or foam tires, that u could switch out. We’d always them.
Stompers were frick'n awesome!
Loved Stompers!! My friend's dad built a large sandbox and we'd have hands-free races. We'd bank the turns so they'd make the turn automatically. We had bridges and overpasses. The races were highly competitive. Sometimes you'd have to replace the battery during the race when they died. The engines didn't like the sand much so you had to blow out the compartment occasionally. But hours upon hours of thrilling fun!!!
Romper stompers
Wow this brings back memories great memories
Wrist racers!!! Lol...now that's a name I've not heaRd for a long time...I had 2 of them. They were wind up and had a deployable ramp.
I had some Shogun Warriors, Micronauts, and Crystar the Crystal Warrior toys. I also had the 12in Lone Ranger and Silver, the 12in Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock, plus several 12in Marvel and DC superheroes. I had a Star Trek phaser which made sounds and lit up and a metal Tonka Jeep for 12in figures... There were other toys I had as well.
There's your fisto and jitsu influence
Wrist Racer on one arm, Pacman on the other, Chewbacca Bandolier strap, just waiting for a beatdown ....
My Big B (Big Brother), and I both had Big wheels! It was one of the best Christmas mornings ever in our childhood. My Daddy was so proud to have made his little boy and baby girl so happy. Mom took tons of photos of us that 1 Christmas day peeling out like we were Evel Knievel. We had only 1 Green Machine between the 2 of us that we had to share one birthday, that was also shared 1 year. Lol! It was an awesome childhood. Thanks for the reminder Junkman.
Before Star Wars took over, I remember being pretty into the Micronauts.
Those fun. I got the that looks like silver elvis.
Stretch monster, Pulsar, Electro man, Hornetroid, Starbird and The Six Million Dollar Man. Pre Starwars 😃
Electro Man! Had that but forgot the name. Kinda ROM era
Totally forgot about Cats Eye!
Electric football! It was fun,but players would run crazy.
I had one of those vibrating football games. I got it from Santa at the HP Christmas Party. My dad worked for HP for years. Anyway, the game was stupid, as there was no way to actually control where the players went on the field.
I had one of those football games too. Very disappointing as it was slow and didn't really work.
I never owned one, but saw one. It had a little felt football that a toy football player would kick for a field goal.
The Green Machine Was Simply Incredible Junkman. Another great laid back video!
Great vid Junkman! I had a lot of those toys growing up. I'd forgotten all about Chutes Away. Loved that game as a kid!
Dukes of Hazard was out back when people weren't "offended" by everything.
Dukes of hazzard and Dallas ruled the TV ratings in the early 80s before the Cosby Show dominated
Bro, your the best, love your format. I could watch any content as long as your the presenter. Keep on keepin on brother!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
It was the Big Wheel that had the hand brake, the Green Machine's party trick were the tiller bar steering controls for the rear axle. Those are what made you spin out of control and laugh like a manic psycho. I was the first kid on my street with a Green Machine in the mid-70's, the chicks totally dug it. 😘
No they didn't lol
100%
I don't remember the Green Machine, but I remember the Big Wheel with the hand brake. I remember a neighbor kid having one and him letting us ride it. A couple of us had Big Wheels on the street I lived on in Michigan. Apparently I had a habit of driving mine down the driveway out into the street and freaking out the grown ups.
The early big wheels had no hand brake, you were expected to skid stop. The cool way to stop
My older brother had Big Jim along with his mobile command center. It was like a big camper with accessories on it. I remeber Cats Eye and Stay Alive. Never really played those. My brother did have the vibrating football game. It was funny watching the guys dosey do around the field! My cousins had the Green machine. We used to ride it around the block or down to the local drive in(hamburger stand) I had the Dukes of Hazzard wrist racers. I have the cars now but not the launchers. I had laser attack. Later i used it with my Star Wars figures.
I had the Big Jim karate studio and camper mid 70's. Always wanted the Green machine and no one on my block had it. The Stay Alive game was cool for its time. I remember the ad had some kids on a deserted island playing it on the beach trying to Stay Alive !
I had the green roaring hot cycle it was a cross between the big wheel and green machine...it had handle bars like the big wheel but it had a working siren
I remember Stay Alive, good game.
Apart from Action Man, Star Wars and the Atari VCS, in the 70's it was all about Micronaughts.
Loved the figures, play sets and vehicles, especially the remote control Battle Cruiser...that was one good Christmas.
Battle Cruiser. That’s a Haslab project I might back.
We actually got the vibrating football game second hand when we moved to SF in the early 70s, my brother and I didn't know what was supposed to happen other than seeing the little players move around. I also got a Big Jim Karate chop, it had a little board to break; years later I got the mexican version which had a super punching action.
GREAT VIDEO!!!!! LOVED PLAYING WITH BIG JIM AND G I JOE!!
Loved playing with Big Jim?
"That's what she said."
Wacky Wallwalkers and SSP Smash-Up Derby are toys I loved as a kid
I want my jersey to say "King Ralph" -- celebrating He-Man. 🤣🤣🤣
I had a couple Wrist Racers. Don't know what happened to them.
My Gramma had that Chutes Away; - it was on the table next to the COmics, GI Joes, Ninja Turtles, and the Hideaway Bed I'd sleep in in the back room.
I only ever had a Big Wheel. My dad took the clicker off the wheel because he thought it made too much noise.
We had those Wrist Racers as kids. I also remember having cars called Penny Racers, they were little cars that you pulled back and let go and they would race off, but they had a little holder on the back bumper and if you put a penny in it it would cause the car to do a wheelie.
Another line of toy cars I remember were called Mini Dah Dah. I think that's what they were called but a quick Google didn't bring up anything. They were small pull back and go type cars but they had different "engines" signified by different colours, some being faster than others, that you could swap out between the different Mini Dah Dah cars you had.
The penny racers were slightly remolded and recolored to make the Gen 1 Bumblebee and Cliffjumper
Damn,line of coke? That belongs on a list f Ill conceived toys,there was.also.an air powered racing game
I didn't come along until 1980 but I remember we played games like UNO, Sorry, Chinese Checkers, Clue and Connect Four just to name a few.
The maker of the Green Machine also made the Crazy Car (it was round and had 2 big wheels you sat between and cranked to make it go)
My brother had the Pac-Man watch. I remember that it played "Dixie".
We also had the General Lee wrist racer. The car had a wind-up motor and the wrist part had a ramp that popped out.
There were a lot of cool toys that flew under the radar in the 70's, and I had some of them. There was this spaceship toy called the Starbird Avenger, and you could take parts off of it to make a smaller spaceship. When you switched it on, it made this rev-up sound when you pointed the ship upward, and it made a powering-down sound when you pointed it downward. Another cool toy was the Energized Spider Man made by Remco. It came with a rubber spider web, a flashlight that plugged into its side, and you could pull the string out of his hand and hook it on a wall so it looked like Spider Man was climbing the wall. In the 80's, along with the popular toys like Transformers and Coleco tabletop games, I had some rarities like a battery-powered E.T. figure whose finger would light up when you switched it on. I also had board game versions of the arcade games Zaxxon and Donkey Kong -- proof positive that arcade games didn't necessarily translate well into the world of board games, but they still had that cool factor anyway. And I don't know if they were lesser-known, but I had a full set of the mini A-Team action figures. They all came with these way cool weapons. I think Murdoch carried a flamethrower if I'm not mistaken. I'm sure there were other rare gems from those two decades, but I can't remember them all right now.
Loved this video! Very informative and nostalgic!
I remember Captain Action! You could but extra uniforms to turn him into other figures! I could only get 1 and I choose the Superman outfit because it came with Krypto! So it was 2 heroes for the price of 1. I liked him a lot more than the horrible first G.I. Joe as he could hold his weapons. But, with only one it had limited play appeal! He was a giant so couldn't be used much with your Army Men.
As far as an obscure 80's toy my favorite was my Team America Stunt Cycle. It was an Evil Knivel stunt cycle without the license. I also loved my Stomper 4x4 and Mouse Trap game.
Team America was a toy line briefly. It even had a Marvel comics series. May have been a limited series, but it had a comic.
i had a Big When i was about 2 , but later on i had a Green Machine. I remember those wrist racers, but i didn't have any.
The punching bag on the string in the big jim Kung fu set is called a headache bag.🤜💥
Had TRS Color computer III I believe, pretty sure I had a pac man watch and also had the mini video game one. Something I don't hear alot about is SGT Rock action figures. He had a comic book also. I loved them as they looked more realistic then GI JOE. Though I also got GI JOE also.
I remember the Stay Alive game. Thank you for the interesting video.
One generic toy that was popular in the late 70’s were gas engine airplanes made out of plastic with wire hand controllers. You flew the plane by turning in a circle and moving your hand and arm up and down. Engines were real finicky. Never seemed to work well.
Spyro graph,and there was this other one that had this green looking dome with a stylus joystick,that made marks like a etch a sketch
Ya man, let’s just chill and talk about old, little known toys
I did have the Stay Alive game. It was a hand me down from my brothers toys.
Yes I had a green machine when I was a kid!
I had Super naturals, starriods, air raiders, ring raiders, visionaries, and crystar.
Hey junkman sorry I wasnt able to be at the Livestream my karate on Wednesday nights got move back to 8 to 9
No problem.
Ballbuster , would be a good James Bond movie title. A middle aged Bond , whose arch nemesis is his wife . That may have already been done on a sketch show though,not sure .
Sounds more like a Austin Powers thing 🤣
@skurge Drakken... from what I here that should be the name up the up coming bond movies .. the de masculizing of bond...
born in 67 i had a lot of big jims...still love them to this day ! why not doing a special on that line ? 👍😊👍
Always wanted that General Lee Wrist Racer but never got it. Got the Green Machine and the next year they came out with the Bat Machine, how can you make the Green Machine more awesome combine it with Batman.
I think I had that wrist rider when I was a kid. I totally forgot about those.
I had a "Big Jim", his camper & his eagle, the eagle had a button on it's leg that made the wings flap
The eagle got reused a couple of times in the Masters of the Universe line.
My brother had the vibrating football game. We also had the TSR computer.
i had the pacman watch and the dukes wrist racer and the game stay alive.
Jaws game,and there was one for the Alligator movie,same Concept
A Speed Ball, that's the name of the boxing equipment you were referencing. You're welcome. 😉
I thought that’s what killed John Belushi
Yeah, he must not have gotten out of the way after he hit it and it kept knocking him in the face.
Great video Junkman M8. I used to love those text based RPG's, like Wonderland.
Junkman, are you a Jonny Quest fan? I used to have Jonny Quest toys as a kid in the 90s, but no one else seems to remember them.
I remember when they came out with an updated cartoon of the original from the 60's.
Honestly never seen it
@@ThatJunkman you grew up in the 80s and never watched JQ?! lol
Cartoon Network was playing those along with original Space Ghost, Birdman, Super Friends.
I grew up watching Jonny quest I was obsessed with it never missed a episode
I know how to isolate that tattoo for printing. I just need an image I can see well enough.
Chutes Away has a commercial featuring Dick Van Dyke that is on TH-cam. Fun game!
I did indeed have Laser Attack and asked My brother. Glad it made it to the video though.
That use to piss me off...when you saw some guy with a line of quarters on the machine... knowing you are going to be waiting to play for a while...
Rakka Tu, Bedlam loved those old Coco text games. I remember writing my own Hangman game and used Swear Words for my word list.
Anyone remember DARTA BUGGYS... You press down on em till they click..and hold em down and pull em back, hold the back wheels..and lift the car and move it forward and pull em back more to wind em up..and they would frick'n fly! Super fast...
Who remembers the Transformers watch?
There were a bunch of those. There were a line of watches called Kronoform, and some of them were also branded as Transformers.
I wish I had a Dark Tower board game from the 80s those things complete sell for $300 to $400 on ebay
🎼Pac-Man fever is driving me crazy, going outta my mind...🎼
I can still remember the chorus of the Pac Man song from the 80's
A couple games Rebound, Ganip ganop and not so much a game but parachute army men. Rebound was not getting a new girlfriends but a shuffle board styled game that had a 45 degree rubber band band at one end and you slid a puck that had a ball bearing in it to bounce off the bands and then stop on the target lines but not go off the edge. Ganip ganop was a table top game that had three buttons that would put three balls through holes the first person to get all the balls lost. the army men with parachutes well those were hours of fun tossing them up in the air and watching them land safely or not. they were great until you got them stuck in a tree or the thin plastic tore from the threads.
I remember this wach
Wrist Racers we’re awesome!!Most of the rest of these were probably just in the US as I don’t remember them! Crossbows & Catapults was my favourite game as a kid 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I'd rock the junkman Jersey.
My cousin had the Count Creepyhead play doh set
I had the Big-jim action figure, I loved, he fought gi- joe, all the time😂
I love your channel, you aren't like the other channels, that are all the same
That’s my goal
"Never bored" LOL.
Playskool Star Rider cost 75 bucks when it came out,I was lucky enough to have one
Finally a promotion that's not about wallets or vpns
I can’t get those big money guys :)
Hey junkman
What about doing a segment on the popular handheld electronic games of our times. Football, baseball, space invaders..etc. maybe you have already made one and if you have, i would love to go back in time 👍
I thought I’d done that but maybe I didn’t
Green Machine was awesome, although I never had one.
Hey Junkman, I could draw that Big Jim tatoo and i print tee shirts. Before Star Wars, my all time favorite toy was the Big Jim Eagle. I was obsessed when my friend let me play with his. My grandfather drove me thirty miles to get this toy. My friend had the bald eagle. I scored the superior golden. Then my baby brother broke it. It has been a very difficult toy to track down and i would give much to rescue another golden along with my childhood. Would you do a video on this elusive toy?
I got it up on the shirt site. But thanks
Family night at the Junkman family home. I bet it was interesting
Hello, maybe you'll know what I'm talking about.
There was this big monster toy from back then that went with an action figure guy I can't remember. It had a circle on its chest when hit it fell down. I know it existed. Please help me out.
Not sure on that. Need more info. 70s? 80s?
@@ThatJunkman , it was late 70s early 80s. I thought it went with Pulsar but was wrong. It was a similar action figure guy like that, he shoot something at the monsters circle chest to knock it down.
@@ThatJunkman , also I think the target on the monster looked like a reflector, so maybe it used light. The monster was bipedal and the guy wore red I think.
@@ThatJunkman , maybe the reflector was on its head and not the body. I could swear it was colored brown.
I had the PAC Man watch with joystick. The stems broke off easily and I ended up using the stick port. It worked better.
I always thought that an adult sized green machine would be awesome. Especially if it had a motor.
Wonder if anyone ever painted one of those Spider 3 wheel things green
They are out there! Look up Drift Trike.
That’s your ⭕️ I’m talkin bout my ⭕️. Great video
LINE-O-COKE was a great game. I would usually play it before REHAB!.
In the 80s we had a huge ex police dog everytime she braked she threw lines in the tv it was crazy
Every conceivable toy,Lunch box,tote bag,tv tray had pac man on it
Stompers!
TRaSh80...hahaha I had a Commodore 64. Spent hrs playing Zork series. You just walked into a dark room, you may be eaten by a Grue. W,W,E,S,SE, You have come across a troll brandishing a large are, a very sinister looking hooded individual just left the room. Hit troll with sword. You don't have the sword, it appears the Thief stole your belongings.
we didn't have enough self esteem to own Green Machines. we just had regular big wheels. / =
I had the wrestling board game,and for some reason ,someone got me MURDER SHE WROTE
I still have the Stay Alive game.
That's dr steel. I used to paint his tattoo on my chest with water paint. Was cool till the paint started drying... 😂😂
Lazer attack sounds awesome