Crocodile Mile was a great outdoor waterslide which you used during the summer. It had a small kind of paddling pool at the end that was inflated with water where you'd slide into it. I never used to make it The players of Crossbows and Catapaults each started out with a little treasure of some sort that they built a castle around using plastic bricks.
You and your opponent would then take turns either launching ammunition at each other's castles This 2 player shooter game was a bit like table hockey except you used guns firing metal pellets to knock the pucks in to the goals. A Crossfire gun was positioned at each end of the playing area and opponents Curse of the Cobra was a nerve-tingling game that involved passing your hand through a couple of "poised" cobras and placing plastic Ankhs into holes in a coffin.
If the correct hole was selected the cobras struck and snapped together This ingenious game consisted of a table-like frame, a series of 32 small pieces of 'ice', 1 large piece of 'ice', a couple of mallets and a little iceman figurine. You set up the game frame so that all the Don't Spill the Beans was a simple game of balance and coordination in which the object was to drop 'beans' on to a wobbly pot.
The pot was finely balanced so that the weight of the beans on top would Don't Tip The Waiter! He balanced on a pivot hinge and you had to take turns to carefully load his tray with little disks Dyna Diver was a kind of educational toy where you squeezed a plastic bottle to manoevere a diving bell to pick up treasure and drop them in a basket.
I had two of them over a number of years in Also known as Rod Hulls Emu Game! Emu's head was in the centre of this game and it revolved with its beak opening and closing.
Up to four players had to flip coloured tokens into Emu's mouth. The one to Escalado was a horse racing game where you had to strap the course tight to a table and then you turned a handle to make it vibrate and make the metal lead?!
You could put bets on to Flipsiders were little cassette tape shaped toys that folded out into a miniature game board with built in mechanism to replace a die. Somewhere in our house we have one that my brother and I would play with in the car I actually had to play this once! Not the best night of my male life, it is perhaps the most girl-centric game I could imagine. The aim of the game is to match teenagers with suitable dates!
I also remember it coming with a sheet of red 'zit' stickers to stick on your face. There was also another version of What a great game! Gnip Gnop was ping pong spelled backwards. You tapped the control levers we seldom tapped but rather slammed our fists down on them to send the colored ball to the other side.
The winner was the Well those boffins at Hasbro really pulled something out of the Surely the lowest common denomiator game for kids, but then, also something that only Children have a passion for. This game was all about Hands Down was a game with cards and a middle section with 4 plastic hands with matching hand-shaped levers that you could press. I'm not sure I remember the rules, but it had to something do with matching your cards This was an amazing game.
It was actually a game of skill, and very advanced for when it first hit the market. The box shows a very good looking family of four playing the game and happy they look Mint and Complete in VG Box. Slight age discolor to lid. Jungle Zip Flip Game. Magnetic Wand, skill game. I have never seen this one. Both Mint and complete inside.
Neat metal framed playing board. Baseball Dartboard by Sportcraft. Very nice Cardbord Litho. Bright and clean. Use with dart guns. Due to size, this will have to be ordered alone or with, maybe another flat item. Mousie - Mousie Action Game. Mint and Complete in very good 5" x 4" box. Travel Trio Game Set. Mint complete. Two Avalon Hill Sports Games. Baseball box worn , and Football Both seem excellent inside. Shifty Gear Game by Schaper. Mint and Complete in very good box.
Little Chief Game by Whitman. Age and wear to lid. Looks hardly used. Animal Talk Game by Mattel. Box is poor. Game is in good shape. Pull string talking barn works. Board and parts excellent. Missing 1 moving piece, 2 rooster, 1 cow card. Tight Squeeze by Mattel. The "snuggle-struggle game". Fun party game. Mint and complete in worn, torn box. Box is large.
Must order alone due to size. Smaller box version. Mint, Complete and Un-Used. Very Good Box. These have Hard Nylon Tips. For Adult Use Only. All Minty and Complete. These Look Un-used. Box is Excellent. MINT and Complete. No cracks no chips. Works great. Large 25" x 17" x 3". The control box was wireless. Can anyone help with name or Make????
I trying to remember toy I had in the 70s. There was only one of the machines at the place and it cost 50 cents a pop instead of 25 cents….
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