For me (turning 35 soon) the biggest toys of my childhood were Masters of the Universe action figures, TMNT action figures, Batman (Michael Keaton) action figures, and the NES. 

How many "hoop and stick" folks do we have on here?

Moon Shoes, Skip-It, Puppy Surprise and Lite Bright are some that I remember being into when I was a kid. I have five brothers, so we definitely had every video game system as well. 

HO gauge train set

Strato-Matic baseball game

Superballs

Atari 

Dartboard

5 foot basketball rim (plastic)....

Shocking but I was obsessive with these 3 things and lights out.

Huffy bike. My friend had the only trampoline in town (huge rectangle one)

posted by queencitybuckeye

Played that a lot ..............good one! 

Evil Knieval motorcyle, Big Wheel and Super Toe. I once hit the head on my Super Toe so hard that I shanked the field goal but his leg flew off and split the uprights.

Christmas, 1962 - Lionel phonograph (also listed as a Speartone).  Mine was virtually identical, same color and artwork of the two kids dancing, but had a different speed selector knob on the left.  Came with a set of Disney 78's, and my folks also threw in the record below.  I'll bet I played that phonograph every day until the speaker blew 7 or 8 years later.  I still have the record.

posted by Belly35

Lucas McCain was a boss.

GI Joes/X-Men action figures, Legos, Sega [Arcades too amirite?] and Power Ranger Zords.

Pogo stick.  Remember trying to do it in the basement over and over and over and over again and not being able to get more than 2 or 3 consecutive hops.  Then all of a sudden things fell into place and I could keep going and going and going.  I think I counted to at least 1000 consecutive.  But what I don't remember was how long I was stuck on 2 or 3 hops, whether it was hours, days, or weeks.

Atari 2600 kept me occupied a lot.

Matchbox cars, Transformers and Masters of the Universe figures also were always on the docket, as were a few figures from a couple other series that I didn't collect from as much. I'd have battles between 5-6 different cartoon worlds that were in no way compatible and loved every minute of it!

posted by Belly35

 

Oh yes.  Many a game played with this.  Took forever to set up a play.  And that stupid little felt football.......ha ha ha!

Razor scooters, super soakers, bop it, go go's crazy bones, pogs, furbys, N64, and Nickelodeon gak and floam

I wasn't into all of it but 90s me remembers them pretty vividly

Hot Wheels Racetrack and Lionel Train set. Plenty of fun with both of these toys.

- Big wheel - I actually tried to "run away" on one. Ha 

- Nintendo, Sega, Super Nintendo, and Nintendo 64. 

- Marvel and DC action figures 

- Lite Brite and Etch a Sketch

- Not a toy but when my brother and I were kids we were big into collection sports cards. We went every Saturday to the local flea market and bought new cards

posted by justincredible

For me (turning 35 soon) the biggest toys of my childhood were Masters of the Universe action figures, TMNT action figures, Batman (Michael Keaton) action figures, and the NES. 

How many "hoop and stick" folks do we have on here?

I am slightly older than you, turn 39 in a couple weeks...

For me it was Transformers, then NES and SNES (and its Sega Genesis competition).

posted by j_crazy

Did you shoot your eye out?