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Ten bucks! Man. Dad got me one of those crystal radio kits from Radio Shack in the late 70s or early 80. Muster been $30.

I had one of those when I was a kid. I was fascinated with it. I was 11 years old.

This format would be a super effective advert for certain kinds of toys lol

Is this still available somewhere?

BORN IN 66, AND YES IT WAS A GREAT TIME TO BE A KID DURING THE SUPER 70'S ON SATURDAY MORNINGS. MAN WHAT GREAT TV MEMORIES . AND YOU CAN THROW IN VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS CARTOON. CLASS OF ROCKIN 84 HERE. ROCK ON GEN XER'S !!.

They’re all awesome toys . A must have

I had that game when I was kid in the 70's.

Fun video. Short and sweet.

1:02 Real missile blasts off!

I had one and a Digital Derby 😂👍 they were a bit lame even then lol

ALL thigs Yankees made,some one had to die? Like this toys, ALL things have tô kill??🤔😐😑🙈

"Destroy stray meteorites!" ...quite the promise for a toy!

After Sputnik, everything was space.

I had some toy that had a control panel but not much else. Haven't seen an ad for ityet

I had the Astro Base when I was a kid. Sadly, I took it apart to see how it worked and couldn't ever get it back together right.

I actually have a blip digital toy i need help to learn how to play

$10 in 1965 was approximately $95 in 2022. In 1965 the inflation rate was 1.6% Today, the corrupt permanent government and its corrupt shill media claim an inflation rate of 6% but the real number is closer to 12% Thank God we got rid of that terrible Trump guy and replaced him with a senile buffoon known as Gropey Joe China !

Still looking for horrible hamelton

Thanks Kathy Coleman.

Todays kids would put an eye out.

I had this game all those years ago. I had a lot of fun with it. It's great to see these old things show up from your childhood on CZcams, they can bring back so many memories from so long ago.

At age 10 I had the $9.95 model for Christmas -- strung an aerial wire from the bedroom window to a nearby tree and could tune in five radio stations. Then when I got much older I actually went into radio broadcasting as a full time career..

Stupidist game ever

I fondly remember the hours I spent playing with Major Matt Mason and his friends.

Oh, the original show is wonderful, I watched it every Saturday morning, wouldn’t miss it. Incredible memories!

Such cool toys, I love sci-fi!

I took mine apart and reassembled it like a million times. The mechanisms inside a blip game are absolutely fascinating. Yeah ...i was that weird ass kid.

A “safe time”… Cold war with threat of nuclear weapons, the Vietnam war.. safe time..

Beautiful interview. As a little girl, I used to look forward to the Saturday morning line up and Land of the Lost was one of them 🙂

You call those Commies bluff and put them back to the Stone Age!!

Kathy Coleman is awesome 👍👍👍

Loved the sound it made. Will never forget it.

It's not a video game, as it doesn't have a video display.

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Great stuff thx - Hasbro bought all the competition. 😃

Definitely looking back thinking of the show, I watched it in the 80s, Brings back warm memories.

I love to order it. How?

Still beautiful lady.

Those don't look anything like Atlas or Titan rockets. They couldn't even get the Mercury capsule right

They don’t make ICBM toys the way they used to.

I want to be a child again "Child in Space" ... * ggg *

INTERESTING I LOVE RETRO STUFF!!! THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!!

1:40 - "It's the Ideal Countdown!" ( queue music = Final Countdown )

$9.98 HA! In today's money that would be like $200 .

I love this! I had a “Dash board” auto like this!

Wow! This old bot is truly amazing for his time. I am a robot-collector myself, but my oldest bot is from nineteen ninety two. I found a Robert the Robot on EBay, and I am having trouble resisting the urge to scoop him up. Love this clip by the way!

WOW...I had forgotten about this game!!! 40 years later BAM here it is!

THERMO NUCLEAR WAR PLAYTIME

Wonderful memories of the magical 70’s

The 70s was the last decade that was closer to the 1800s than it was to the 2000s.