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Registrace 26. 10. 2008
Hot Wheels 1990s to 2000s--Part 1-Archeology Fun--Power Loop Stunt Set
I decide to pull out of deep storage all the Hot Wheels stuff that I got my kids growing up. Excruciating detail. Second half of video has a detailed demonstration of the Power Loop Stunt Set.
If you kind of wondered what sets were like in the late 90s and early 2000s, this give you a glimpse.
If you kind of wondered what sets were like in the late 90s and early 2000s, this give you a glimpse.
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Hot Wheels Super-Charger Race Set + Rod Runner + New Hobby Table
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Breaking in the new table with a Hot Wheels Redline Super-Charger Race Set, plus a mix of accessories and cars...
Hot Wheels Supercharger Fun--Quickie
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Hot Wheels action on my NEW play table in the back room. Twice as big as my previous one, 8 feet by 12 feet! Big enough for all types of action. Here's a teaser of a Hot Wheels video that is in production now....
Transogram Moon Landing
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The revised version of Transogram's Operation Orbit. Restoration and clean up. I go into excruciating detail on how this amazing toy functions. One of the best of the period. Awesome engineering. Folks, my friends have a brand new, in box, never opened one of these available NOW. Check e bay. Own some history!
Plazer Ray Gun -- Multiple Toymakers
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The most obscure, cool, bizarre, greatest toy gun ever made. In this video, a complete tour of the item, demonstration, troubleshooting tips, internal functions. If you have one of these, please comment. Any information you may have on the design or manufacture of this item, please contact me through comments and I will reach out to you. Contact me alternatively via my website, bing or google T...
Amaze-A-Matics by Hasbro. 1969-1971--With Bonus, watch until very end
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Cars that can be "programmed" to run a course based on the shape of slide-in cards. Sorry about the backwards step and going to a low-res. Time after time youtube would stop processing my HD version. So to get it "out there", here you go....
Ideal Count Down--Rocket Launching Command Base
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From 1962; Ideal's Count Down toy. Great companion piece to Ideal's Fighter Jet.
Eldon 1/24 12 volt International Road Race Set!
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One of the low production 1/24 Eldon slot car sets. Includes technical information as well as some running scenes.
Eldon Slot Car and Track Restoration
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This video is about restoring and getting your vintage Eldon cars and sets working properly. Tips here may be of help to owners of vintage slot cars from other manufacturers. We take a set that has been in the Collection for 6 years, and in real time, get it up and running. A step-by-step guide to getting your sets running, performed on a set with all the typical issues. I have restored dozens ...
Magnus Student Organ
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A Toy Box SHORTY...one of the tiniest organs made. The Magnus Student Organ. I cannot play a keyboard, but I can "play around" with it, just to give viewers an idea of sound.
Cleaning and Restoring Vintage Stove and Appliance Chrome
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Cleaning and Restoring Vintage Stove and Appliance Chrome
Love it
Any idea what month this event took place? I was a brand-new MP at MCAS El Toro in 1982 and I remember having to direct traffic for an event, probably this air show. I got a bad sunburn and a "V" was formed on my forehead from the piss-cutter cover I wore.
Oh that is amazing. This was May 2nd, 1982. It was overcast and not hot. The amazing thing is that MY face got completely sunburned from looking up for just those few days. My forehead got it bad too and it totally peeled off. My face felt like I had slid along a road on it. You and I were suffering the exact same time from the exact same thing. I never thought I could get such a sunburn from an overcast day.
@@ToyKingWonder Ah, okay. Thank you for clarifying. I was still in Boot Camp at that time. Didn't graduate until June 18th.
I got one for Christmas the first year they came out. Two of the reels that I had were Popeye/Alvin And The Chipmunks the other one was Lassie/The Three Stooges. Can't remember what the other reel was.
I had one of those things, it was pretty cool!!!
Great video! Thanks for bringing all the information together. A lot of fun to see Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon repeatedly playing with a kids toy. Speaks to what a great toy this is.
I grew up in the Nintendo generation. I had no idea these existed. I bet the Matchbox car would track better if you put tiny o rings on the rear wheels.
Remember, the car is being held in place with the magnet, and the scenery is what is moving. If the tires stuck to the surface better, I think they would be pulling away from the magnetic attraction...
I just bought the red one at a sale unopened for a dollar❤
Ooh that. is great! What movies did you get with it?
I saw this commercial at 8 yrs old in 1963, guess I was a decent enough 8yr old that on Christmas morning it was under the Tree.. czcams.com/video/gTwWltcMecQ/video.htmlsi=HN8RVu20dIJlpLTl
I had a big trak... it was awesome. , until my cousin fuckin dropped it, and broke the battery hatch on the bottom... so be careful, tape will not hold the battery latch in if it gets dropped and broken. Lol😊.
I made a ship out of cardboard and this was my control console.
That is AWESOME. I would have done the same thing if I had this at a young age. My sister had a downstairs bedroom, with this super long closet that she only used a portion of at one end. 3/4s of this long closet was empty, and it ended with a door that went to a storage crawlspace. Perfect "fuselage". I put my Deluxe Reading Jimmy Jet a few feet from that door, and flew my airplane, firing my missiles at the door, which were other aircraft. If I had to "bail out" I crawled to the other end, and jumped out a door. The imaginative mind filled it all in for these kinds of missions!
How does it randomize those movements?! I must know!
I didn't have this. Wonder how my parents missed it.
I had one of these too. My parents took very good care of us on Christmas and birthdays. I remember a kid from school came over and for some reason picked it up by both handles and hit me on top of the head with it. Hurt like hell!!!. My mother said "George, it's time for you to go home now" He never came back either. I still remember how that felt on my head.
Such wholesome classic content
Do you still answer questions? Because this is amazing.
Yes I do when I have time. Fire away!
Come back We’re ready now
Thank you my friend. I have several things cooking. One, is my Estes rocket collection, and rebuilding/finishing kits from long ago, and some new ones. I will be showing my tubing cutting techniques (something I was never good at until later), painting, etc. But mostly a walk down memory lane for rocketeers from the 60s and 70s. I have ALOT of really twisted stuff. Also, a late 50s early 60s battery powered crane, battery operated smoking Japanese train from 1967 and some other things on the horizon. Profiling some different 1960s programmable vehicles too, you may be interested in.
Thank you.
You are welcome, best of luck on your restorations.
First time i hear of these and they seem fantastic!
JUST HAD TO SEE ONE AFTER READING STEPHEN KING'S "NEEDFUL THINGS" !!!! GREAT COMMENTATOR 😂😂😂.DO PEOPLE REALLY MAKE BETS OR JUST COLLECTOR ITEMS🤔
my friend had this and we played with it all the time
That is so cool! Do you remember where she got it from?
@@ToyKingWonder it was the original set back in the 60's and all out toys came from a store called Spag's in Shrewsbury, MA
Thank you for all the great information
You are welcome Vincent. If you need a manual, I have one on my website that you can look at or download the pictures. Google toykingwonder.
8:50 where can I purchase a toy or how to get in touch with Joe Becker to buy one?
I had one. It was awesome...my favorite toy.
I had one too! Haven't thought of it in around 55 years.
Is there any way to straighten the roof they all cave in !
I had this toy around 1961-‘63. I LOVED it!!
Liked your video helped me restore mine! I need a front bumper
I have one of these. Absolutely loved playing it when I was young. Some parts missing now and not sure if it even works anymore. Should pull it out and see.
I Love Horseracing Games !!!! 🎉🎉🎉
very cool!
Those were toys.
👍👍
I liked
Best toy ever made!
They really are great!
I'm looking for a vintage horse racing game from the 60's where you had to put a marble through a hole by hitting a lever (like Gnip-Gnop) to make your horse advance. The person who could shoot their marble through the whole the most and the fastest would get their horse to the finish line first and win! Don't remember what it was called but I don't see anything about it on the internet.
So you don't really play, you just watch?
Right, but the clever mechanism inside makes it random, so you never know who is going to win....
@@ToyKingWonder How doth that mechanism work?!
l wanted one of these way back during the very early 1960’s but never got one I had the Deluxe reading Jimmy Jet instead.
This toy must of come out during Christmas of 1962-63 because that is when I remember getting one , back in those days major U.S. toy manufacturers would run television commercials featuring there latest toys and that is probably why I convinced my parents to buy this particular toy for me. This toy was so memorable because of its large size, other memorable toys that I had from that era were as follows, 1962 deluxe reading Jimmy Jet, Tonka steel trucks, Arura race car set, 1963 Ideal Gaylord which was a huge plastic motorized dog that would walk, the motor was turned on by pulling the toys leash. I have repurchased all of these toys on E-bay over the years, my Dick Tracy copmobile has the original box control wand and black plastic microphone.
I had one and I only had 3 cartridges,but it was my favorite toy. I recall that rhe bulb burnt out and it was a one of a kind bulb at the time. It seemed to me that my father took me to 100 stores to find the right bulb. Sometimes we would get a bulb that lasted a very short time, maybe an hour and burnt out quickly.
Quikie! Maybe tomorrow! Lol
Nice to have, but why is it vertically stretched?
I had one as a kid. I LOVED playing with it. I got one on eBay a few years ago. ❤❤❤❤❤
Mum bought me an Eldon set in 1968 for Christmas and it was the nicest, most fun gift ever....and permanently etched in memory.
I still have mine
That's a brilliant toy. Wouldn't take much to mod the toy with a gas pedal, using a simple bike brake cable, and dead gaming pedal. connect the brake line to the speedometer shaft, and there. You've got an even more realistic toy. Thanks for sharing this. :)
I wasnt born until 1967 so i was to young to enjoy this but it looks so cool. I did however have the U-Drive it that came out in the 70s. I drove the heck out of that thing. Awesome video
I'm 67 & I had Charley & me and I loved playing with him. I've been looking for years to get him back into my life.
Is yours available for purchase? Or know of a source (none on Ebay now)? Thanks.
I used to bop the beetle............. Until mom caught me and said I would go blind !
Story Time: I wanted this SO bad for Christmas. I woke up, ran to the Christmas tree and there was this huge present, it's GOTTA BE ... I tore into it and, it was! The Dick Tracy Copmobile! I guess I was too excited as it woke my Mother and she told me to get back to bed as it's only four in the morning. 😆
Hi there... nice video of Operation Orbit... my father, Sol Friedman, was the inventor of it and many other well known toys of the 60's and 70's... including Johnny Astro, Baby Party, Strategic Command, Formex 7, Aurora's Monday Night Football, and others.