Found and bought a second hand "Rodeo Farm" Fisher Price Husky Helper set todayAnybody else kind of in love with the simplicity of the older Fisher Price sets? Always found them kind of appealing, particularly the Adventure People series
>>11134228My mom is OBSESSED with old 70s to 80s fisherprice sets with the very simple little figures.They were really fun to play with, well made and sturdy and look fun.Later stuff was never as good imo.
>>11134228I really enjoy the adventure people astronauts. They really capture that 2001 kubrick sci-fi aesthetic but in a very tight toyetic style.
>browsing through ebay for the "husky helpers" line>they introduced a fucking firebird vehicle
>>11137681the Police Vehicles (Car and Motorbike) are cute as fuck too
>>11135000Everything from Adventure People was an awesome toy. And they were goddamn indestructible! The plastic was strong and thick and just flexible enough to not snap accidentally. The parachute was real fabric. They were a toyline that deserves a comeback, if they could keep that kind of quality.
>>11135000>>11144046Not trying to say this is in any way the same thing or a replacement, but Glyos did some pretty damn cool AP homages a while back. I really like the ones I own.
>>11134322>well made and sturdyThere's still some Fisher Price stuff that looks sturdy and "well made" for mass-produced, low effort Chinese factory/slave labor work.I picked this up at a Macy's TRU on sale, and folks (adults) always pick him up and play with him for a minute (the "speech" aspects) and it's a good conversation piece at party's/dinners, etc.I was surprised at exactly how sturdy and decently made it felt for under $10, new.
>>11144339>the seam
>>11134228I love old fisher price figurines. They got a good aesthetic to them.
>>11144339You do not have parties and maybe not even dinners.
>>11144344every one has dinners anon
>>11134228Old fag here Born in 79, I had one of these back in like 1983+ Many good memories pushing it through the dirt and loading it up
