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Favorite childhood toys and youthful memories

By Mr68

8 years ago


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#1487 4 years ago

Wondering if anyone can help. I remember a toy as a kid (1982-1985 maybe) that I wish I could find again. It was a robot man/or space man, all grey/silver and there was like a jet pack on his back. There were two toggle buttons around the jet pack and you could press them in various orders to make different sounds and light happen. The toy was approximately 8-10" tall. Aside from the red lights on the jet pack and some sounds, I don't think it did much. I remember it having flexible joints as well.

Anyone think of a matching toy? Thanks!

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