I'm looking for 2 old toys.first is 2 blocks on the left (yellow and green, front and back) are from early 2000s, but I assume they are older as these are prolly bootlegs due to me living in a shithole. each square, or cube rather, is 6x6x6mm which means that yellow is 30x30x6 while green is 48x30x6mm. there must be more part variants and they are quite modular despite simple design.cont.
>>11908643second is the tiny rc car from early-mid 2000s. other than being tiny I'm pretty sure it had a bumper with 2 discs that would help it slide against the walls and rails.the main feature is how the controller (classic pistol grip) had memory with a bunch of buttons to program it. I think it had telescopic antenna and it must have had a rail to attach the car to change it. basically: start, press a bunch of buttons, it memorizes, press play and races the track for you. it had various movement functions with some odd ones like vibration. the buttons could be used normally during manual control and were not bound to memory system. the car would usually get stuck which made the memory system just a novelty, but intriguing nonetheless. bottom of controller was pretty heavy to to sheer amount of batteries.it comes with a race track, a small one in my case, which is basically grey walls, straight and curved, ramps and rails. I think flags could be attached on top of the grey walls? the green field is actually empty as floor, carpet or table is what the car would actually move on. ramps would lead to railed parts which are only wide enough for 1 car which always confused me as this was meant for multiple people to race against each other. the blue parts are used for rails to sit on, but also to stack on top of each other like lego which would allow for Infinite layers upon layers of tracks (not pictured) and big sets had them.finally there was a charging station/pit stop. it would obviously serve to charge the car during races with multiple laps, but I always had troubles mounting it via remote and would have to resort to mounting the car manually. due to faulty mounting I always relied on remote controller for charging as mentioned previously.and I'm pretty sure that cars came in more colors other than teal-purple.
First pic reminds me of Gakken Block, but I'm pretty sure there are imitations being sold as well.
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