Toys
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I Took a Lickin' From a ChickenI Took A Lickin' From A Chicken was a computerised game from back in the late 70s. It had 3 different modes - Tic-Tac-Toe, Simon, and Addition - but the Tic-Tac-Toe game was the best.You would compete against this ...
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Ice Cream DollsIce Cream Dolls were large, with a plastic head and had an ice cream cone around their necks. They stood about 24 inches tall and came either as a boy or a girl.The girls wore night caps and the boys ...
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ImpossiballImpossiball was a mad rubber ball that had some kind of weight inside it which meant that however you tried to roll it or kick it it would always go around in an arc and come back to you!The Impossiball ...
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InchwormI remember Inchworm well. I had one when I was about 2 and recall riding it around in our living room butt-naked... don't know where those photos are now! But it was the BEST toy, and I wish so much ...
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Incredible EdiblesIncredible Edibles were sold by Mattel in the 1960s. Incredible Edibles involved making a lot of mess in the kitchen all in the aid of creating gloopy sweets. In each pack you would get metal molds into which you squeezed ...
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Infaceables: Mystic Warriors Of ChangeThe Infaceables: Mystic Warriors of Change was a 1984 toyline by Galoob, in which plain-face characters grew more animalistic through the use of vacuum suction. The Interfaceables had faces which change from man to beast. When you extend the upper ...
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InhumanoidsInhumanoids was about the Earth Corps (Good Guys) who have to stop the bad guy, Blackthorne Shore from destroying the Earth. When he uncovers a second creature, that is like a giant vine, called Tendril it leads to a battle...into ...
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Itsy and BitsyItsy and Bitsy were both spiders who featured in a childrens' TV programme in the 80s called Paperplay, produced by Thames television. Itsy was red and had a deep, gruff voice, while Bitsy was yellow with a much gentler voice. ...
