Showing posts with label puzzles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puzzles. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Krofft Week: Wonderbug!


Aw yeah, Wonderbug is definitely in my top five Krofft shows, basically a live action speed buggy with a little Shazam! sprinkled in for good measure, what's not to love. Above is the Wonderbug toy cars made by Duncan (the yo-yo people).




Here's a whole display of them. I really need to track down one of these.





This is the Wonderbug pedal car, I wouldn't know where to put this but I pray i never see one at a flea market...


I am not surprised to see there is a Wonderbug puzzle by HG Toys, I am now convinced they made puzzles of my first communion.



I did not know however that there was a Wonderbug board game, the art work on the box is pretty great.

 

Lastly we did a Colouring book theatre a few years ago for Wonderbug, my friend Sharry graciously provided the scans. You can check it out here.

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Krofft Week: Dr Shrinker


Continuing my love for all thing Krofft, I have always been super fond of Dr. Shrinker. I probably like "Far Out Space Nuts" a l'il bit more but it doesn't seem to have much merchandise so Shrinker it is...

Harmony had the license to make rack toys from all the Krofft Super Show and seemed to have fun with this show.




I was maybe a little too excited to get this magnifying glass a couple of years ago.


Another puzzle that I had no idea existed that i now need to own. Curse you HG Toys!



I nabbed these Dr Shrinker/Wonderbug (another favourite of mine) Viewmasters at a flea market this summer for ten bucks, total victory!

There is a Dr Shrinker Halloween costume but I can't seem to find right but will post to the Facebook page when I find it.



Rack Toys: Cheap, Crazed Playthings is a limited edition 144 page book from the creator of Plaid Stallions and it's full of stuff just like this. Order from us and get three free promotional post cards.

Friday, March 15, 2013

1974 APC Puzzle Catalog


Who didn't love Puzzles in a can? American Publishing Corporation sure knew what kids liked in 1974, their collection included the DC comics Superheroes, Universal Monsters, Dinosaurs even the Lone Ranger himself!



Check out the cool Puzzle displays here

This one's a little light this week, I've been battling the flu lately but next week I have a cool surprise with the first episode of our shiny new podcast.

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Jigsaw Monsters

Although I've never owned any of these APC Monster Puzzles but I'd love to discover this display in the back of a drug store one day...

Monday, October 08, 2012

Creepy Creatures


These coffin shaped puzzles show that Monster Love was alive and well in '75. I don't own any of these but I've been sorely tempted at many a toy show/flea marker/antique mall.

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