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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    Geek!

    Mine was a plastic M14 with spring loaded cartridges and magazine my mom got from G.E.M.
    And then the cousin gave me a cap powered muzzle loader that shot cork balls.
    I remember those, I had the Mogambo Hunting rifle set and later on the Johnny Seven OMA, it even fired various projectiles: bullets and rockets, grenades. I had a Mattel Tommy Burst which was a full auto cap gun and a lever action that you loaded a bullet into a cartridge case under spring pressure and it shot it across the room and at 10 feet would punch a hole through a paper target. Terrific toys for sure.
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    Some more I remember.....no wonder I'm such a gun freak now. When I was a kid, the only place that sold many of these was the local Safeway grocery store. And guess where I always went with Mom to.....















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    Micro Machines rocked! Numerous cap guns, "realistic" squirt and airsoft guns, Ruger 10/22, Transformers and MASK, Star Wars toys (I'd be rich if I kept them), Honda z50r and Yamaha YZ80... So many.

    Good thread!

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    My parents decided that I would be raised without guns. At 2 years old I had seen the neighbor kids playing guns. The next morning at breakfast I picked up the spoon and went "bang, bang" with it and they knew it was all over. They promptly went out and bought me a toy gun.

    As for favorite toys...
    legos were always big.
    The original G.I. Joes. I even had the helicoptor and the jeep. I moved into the smaller ones when they came out as well.
    Micronauts were a huge favorite
    Star Wars figures
    I had a bunch of Mazinger Z type of metal action figures from Christmas one year.
    any sort of weapon...guns, swords, etc.
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    A Tonka Truck and a piano. I banged all of the ridges off the piano's keys with a hammer at the age of 5. I was then forced to play it daily for the next 13 years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KestrelBike View Post
    sounds sad, but various Books.
    Books are food. My Erector set was my most used toy. I spent as much time devouring books as I did playing with the Erector set.
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    The one I was born with.. I used to play with it constantly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by asmo View Post
    The one I was born with.. I used to play with it constantly.
    ^^^Win!



    Ron, awesome pics! I think the M14 was the same one you showed!

    Not really a "toy" but one of the greatest things was growing up in a place with LOTS of open space. Wander for hours..
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    The Fall Guy set, my Knight Rider big wheel, and He-Man stuff (which is crazy but I still have a bunch of including Castle Greyskull)

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    Hot wheels, TMNT, and definitely Legos!
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