Junior Mohel Circumcision Kit?
100 Classic Toys
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Junior Mohel Circumcision Kit?
Haha. Nope, I don't think any circumcision thread has lasted anywhere near as long as the thread I am thinking of. I know that what happens in TNZ is meant to stay in TNZ but I think mentioning the topic of this thread should be OK.
No, no that is two separate clues for two different toys. The first 'toy' isn't Fimo or Sculpey, it is a modelling compound that dates back to 1897. It is a British product.
Toy soldiers?
Yes, generic toy soldiers are mentioned with two product specifically mentioned
Army men (as seen in Toy story)
and
Airfix 1:32 soldiers.
Yes, plasticine. Inventor: William Harbutt 1897. I think is was better than Play Doh.
Edited to add -
My Little Pony - YES- Inventors: Bonnie Zacherle, Charles Muenchinger and Steven D. Aguanno 1983.
Depends what you want to do with the stuff. Play-Doh hardens into a permanent, rigid state; Plasticine remains, well, plastic.
I guess you are right.
I refused to buy Play Doh for my children because it was so cheap and easy to make Play Dough at home.
The humble Yo-Yo, not sure if it's had a mention, only quickly skimmed the thread, maybe the magic 8 ball? And are ball and cup, playing cards and dominoes generic toys? Sorry if I've duplicated any answers already given.
Struggling to think of toys and games, apart from my computer, I read a shedload (ooh, do fight n fantasy books 'count as a toy? You needed dice!
), or played darts or snooker/pool an awful lot.
Struggling to think of toys and games, apart from my computer, I read a shedload (ooh, do fight n fantasy books 'count as a toy? You needed dice!
), or played darts or snooker/pool an awful lot.
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Has anyone mentioned the paddle ball?
If it doesn't smell like Play-Doh™, it ain't Play-Doh™!
Yes, there are a number of easy home recipes for making the stuff. But can you duplicate the classic Play-Doh fragrance?
If it doesn't smell like Play-Doh™, it ain't Play-Doh™!
The paddle ball isn't in the book.
Was/is totem tennis sold in America/Britain or is it only an Australian toy?
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Was/is totem tennis sold in America/Britain or is it only an Australian toy?
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Train for younger kids: Thomas!
And I didn't see you respond to Patti PlayPal. Sorry if I just missed it.
And I didn't see you respond to Patti PlayPal. Sorry if I just missed it.
I'd never heard of totem tennis, but it looks like a variation on tetherball, the difference being that the ball in tetherball is volleyball- or basketball-sized and is struck with the bare hands.
It exists, though I've always called it swingball (UK).
Thomas the Tank Engine was a Hornby train - there is apciture of him under the Hornby Train entry.
Sorry, I over looked Patti PlayPal. It isn't in the book.
OK, I was wondering why when I put totem tennis into Google it only came up with Australian websites.
Swingball/tetherball/totem tennis don't make the 100 Classic Toy book.
Next clue - a toy you look into.
Telescope?
Microscope?
Magic 8-Ball?
View-Master?
Microscope?
Magic 8-Ball?
View-Master?
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