Posted on 16 June 2011. Tags: air pressure, basic principle, big brother, bow and arrow, cell phones, emo stupor, foam balls, Labor Issues, Man-Made Disaster, nerf balls, nerf ballzooka, Nerf Blasters, nerf bow and arrow, Science Fiction, six feet, six seconds, Suction cup, twenty years, World Wide Web

Way back in the golden years of the late 1980’s the NERF Blast A Ball came into the world. This little weapon made it possible to annoy adults from as far as six feet away, giving you plenty of time to shoot and run. A lot of people refer to it as the first PUSH [...]
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Posted on 30 November 2010. Tags: car model, car models, car toys, Cars and Trucks, co founder, elliot handler, fast track, faster car model, fea, first collector, history of hot wheels, hot ones, Hot Wheels, hot wheels cars, Kyle Petty, matchbox cars, Model car, speed demons, sweet 16, Technology Internet, the NASCAR, thunder bird, toledo oh, toy car industry, Treasure Hunt Series

Since its introduction by Mattel in 1968, Hot Wheels has become a household icon. From birthdays to holidays, it is a classic gift for children of all ages. The over 50 years of history behind the Hot Wheels brand is an extremely interesting but generally unknown.
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Posted on 24 August 2010. Tags: american families, classic toys, educational tools, fantasy castle, fea, fun play, future dream, Harry Potter, Hong Kong, Kirk Christiansen, lego brick, LEGO history, LEGOLAND California, Ole Kirk Christiansen, play time, remarkable journey, science projects, transportation vehicles, United States, World Cup

We all remember growing up with various toys. However, one of the most classic toys that has stayed a favorite of children over the years is the LEGO brick. These simple, colorful blocks offer children a way to enhance their imagination and make their dreams become a reality. Whether it is building a future dream [...]
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Posted on 03 June 2010. Tags: 1970s toys, 70s star wars toys, action figures, atari 2600, atari vcs 2600, brain buster, christmas season, christmas toys 1977, cult status, Entertainment Culture, home video game, home video game systems, immense success, IOS (Apple), little time, rubik s cube, Rubiks Cube, solving the cube, star war, Star Wars, star wars action figures, star wars toys, the Star, toys star wars, variations of a theme, Video game console, video game enthusiasts, video game systems

The toys that came out in the 1970’s seemed to come out of nowhere and were often unlike anything people had seen before. Though the Star War’s action figures were simply variations of a theme, the success of the movie – and all the resulting toys – came as a surprise to many. This is [...]
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Posted on 25 April 2010. Tags: Art history, Aviation Timeline, definitive history, History, Microsoft Windows, project man, set in stone, tom sawyer, toys timeline

I like toys. I like history. Because of this, I’ve decided to throw the two together and give the Internet a comprehensive Toys Timeline. From the very first toy to modern toys, I want to have the definitive history of toys eventually. That said, you have to start somewhere. And I am. With this post [...]
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