/r/toys
This sub is for discussion, reviews, questions, etc. about toys.
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This one and the volcano were my jam lol
Looking for suggestions for a build-it-yourself dinosaur skeleton that makes a fun decoration.
For my adult sister's birthday, I'd like to gift her a tub of kinetic sand with different buried items, including bones to put together. She is a geophysicist who also enjoys archaeology and palaeontology, and I'm open to any other ideas to put in the box!
I've been looking for him everywhere and it's like he never existed. No where to be found on google besides one image online (image shown is my one btw)
check out this Kongsuni Toy ASMR
If so, what year?
I grew up with a whole lot of these horses. Lost them all in a fire. Just a couple days ago I went to a comic con and found him. I would love to have them all again. Tried doing google photo search but it only showed traditional Breyer horses in the same pose
Is it worth something?
The Zook kickstarter is officially live. There are several reward tiers and you can support for as low as $1. Support in any form is always appreciated and gets us a step closer to bringing a lot of ideas to life.
when i was a kid my sister and i had this tech toy in the shape of a cylinder where you had to beat a bunch of games and then eventually the toy hatches out from the top of the cylinder. mine was purple and hers was blue. can anyone remember what toy im thinking of?
What the title says. I recently bought a Michelsonne piano and I'm trying to fix a broken key but I'm afraid to disassemble the thing.
Found while cleaning out my Grandma's house and no idea what these are from. Any help is greatly appreciated!
When I was a kid I scribbled random words in permanent marker on almost all of my G3 My Little Pony toys. I obviously regret it now but kids are kids so I don’t know what I was thinking when I did it. I tried using rubbing alcohol to remove it but it didn’t budge. I’m worried it’s not fixable because it looks like the ink has soaked into the plastic. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I could do?