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Feb 23 06 2:56 PM
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Quote:I believe what you had was King Zor, also made by Marx.
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Quote:Anyone else remember the dinosaurs at the NY World's Fair in 1964-65? At the exhibit they had a machine that for a small fee would make a plastic dinosaur for you as you watched! I'm fuzzy on the details but it either poured hot plastic into a mold or vacuum formed it, then dropped it down in a tray for you to get. And they were still warm. Hmmmmmm. :-)
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Quote:Anyone else remember the dinosaurs at the NY World's Fair in 1964-65?
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creepycrawley wrote: One of the best dinosaur toys I had as a kid during the sixties. It was a battery-operated Trex. The Trex was brown as I remember and had a wire running out to a cynlinrical control-box. When you pushed a button he would lumber along slow as mollasses, but his eyes glowed red and his jaw would make this grinding sound that was supposed to simulate a growl. I got it for Christmas and later found out my parents ordered it through the Sears catalog. The same year my sister got a battery-operated dog and, of course, we would have a fight to the death, or one would fall over. I wish I still had that toy. Does anyone remember this toy?Charlie"WHAT IS THE LAW?"
Aug 17 10 10:38 PM
sketchyfrank wrote: My favorite dino-related toy was the Mattel Strange Change Machine. I loved the machine and the prehistoric plateau that came with it. The actual dinosaurs weren't so hot, so instead I played with my Marx dinos on the diorama. Frank Dietzwww.sketchythings.com
Aug 18 10 12:34 PM
gorgozilla wrote:I've been looking to see if there are any old Sears Wishbook page scans with pics of it on the web. No luck so far.
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