What were your first toys ever owned? The earlier the better.

I Think LEGO cause i grew up with that

>>11489658
What set?

>>11489658
Same. My first set was 6649 Street Sweeper. Best and biggest set I ever had - 6348 Surveillance Squad. Looked it up, it brought a tear to my eye. Those rotating chairs, computer screens, antennae, police bike...

>>11489655 (OP)
>What were your first toys ever owned? The earlier the better.
this is my literally first toy - rubber cat
My grandmother told i was chewing on it all the time

>>11489655 (OP)

>>11489655 (OP)
My earliest toy memory was using this to make tiny playdoh yodas and smashing them into the carpet. (I didn't know I wasn't supposed to do that)

>>11489655 (OP)
Man, I had so many toys growing up, it's hard to pin down the actual first. This one's definitely in the running, though. I think I still have it in storage somewhere. Had a lot of 3.75" Star Wars figures as well before ever even seeing the movies because my parents were such big fans.

>>11489701
Kids toys really have devolved.

>>11489655 (OP)
It would’ve been those late-90s-era ECW rubber dudes.

>>11489693
Looks USSR as fuck

>>11489655 (OP)
>playskool gobots
>toybiz rotocast hulk
>dozens of toybiz spiderman 2 spideys
>toybiz fantastic four
>the electronic talking disney store exclusive version of Treasure Planet's B.E.N.
>Midnight Hunter Batman

I legit don't even remember. It was 35 years ago. I wanna say some Disney stuffed animals. I do remember a bunch of my other childhood toys, and even got a bunch of tubs full of them from my parents a few months ago. I really need to go through them, especially my old Power of the Force collection. My mom kept all of it, figures, vehicles, even the fucking Falcon. I really need to take a look at all of that shit, it's just chillin in my garage for now.

Getting this on my birthday is my first memory ever. I must have been 2 or 3 years old. I never even liked cars.

Not counting generic teddy bears, the earliest I remember is a Sesame Street game where Oscar the Grouch is in his trash can, and he kinda wobbles, and the goal it to balance stuff on the trash lid on his head.

>>11489655 (OP)
The one i really remember is this two-headed dragon.

>>11489655 (OP)
Major Matt Mason 1967. Mattels space toys were amazingly cool and fun.

Corn popper with the wooden handle. Now it’s plastic. Action figure-wise, probably Kenner Star Wars something

>>11490092
not anon, but it is actually. Good eye.

the reason i know is because my fiance collects vintage rubber toys and for her birthday, I was looking for special ones to get her and this one was one i came across when i went down a rabbit hole looking for Soviet era toys.

>>11490092
>Looks USSR as fuck
>>11491160
>not anon, but it is actually. Good eye.
top kek
Im that anon and yeah i was born in USSR.
I had all kinds of old plastic or rubber soviet toys back then.

We have a whole unknown iceberg of toys that not known outside of dying rare soviet toys fans community.

There are iceberg levels that have bootlegs based on Disney afternoon cartoons that ussr managed to do back in late 80s - early 90s

>>11490913
Is Callisto the bad guy? Not a very intimidating name.

>>11489655 (OP)
A wooden rocking house and a teddy bear.
>>11491210
I am almost certain I had one of these too, though I lived in America, we had a lot of former Soviet and Commie Bloc toys because of immigration (my parents are immigrants too). I think that the toy was an alligator with a hat.

>>11489655 (OP)
I'm old

even to this day, i still remember this guy, My very first transforming figure

>>11490226
I had that dragon.

Teddy Ruxpin

>>11491406
>I think that the toy was an alligator with a hat.
it was 100% Gena the Crocodile. a very famous soviet character from "cheburashka" (later taken by japanese studio) tv show
there are endless versions of him

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>>11491642
Wow this looks soooooo soooo cool. If i had this transformer as a kid it would blow my mind. Because all formers i had back then disappointed me- they barely looked that cool or had that much of articulation (due to transformation).

>>11491772
I see. Wasn't there a recent film? I sometimes watch Russian films, as it is my second language (my mother's side is from Belarus). Maybe it was from her childhood or one of her brothers (one died in a factory accident, maybe it was his). I remember the Wolf and Hare (Nu Pogodi) (phoneposting, so no Cyrillic, but you probably know the series), but where I lived it was best to hide my nationality heritage (almost everyone else was from Germany or Poland), and when they found out because of a careless picture (featuring a samovar with some very visible Russian on it) I had the living shit kicked out of me at recess. Good times.

I guess I will share another toy that I had from a very young age, built from a kit when I was five, made in DDR and bought from a yard sale.

Believe it or not, Russia has a surprising influence in the US, there is a Lukoil facility about a mile away from my grandmother's apartment, as well as a service station and I have seen some toys and games from Rosman, Star and Mango Art, especially Star.

Some of the earliest things I remember playing with outside of wooden blocks and baby toys were various mcdonalds toys. I actually didn't eat mcdonalds very often I think my mom was just buying the toys on their own and giving them to me. Besides the ones in the picture I also remember a lot of hotwheels cars from there.

>>11492200
The McDonalds toys i remember was this Mix Them Monsters.

>>11491655
Was it your first toy you can remember too? I used to put a rope on one neck and took it along for swimming in the indoor pool.

>>11492955
never seen the purple one. These weren't super common

>>11493175
I had the green, yellow and purple ones. They were cute little monsters.

>>11489655 (OP)
Memory's a little hazy, but I'm almost certain it was this Punk Battle Troll and a red formula racecar.

>>11493932
battle trolls, I only got 1 (one) when I was 4 on my bday, i can't remember what it looked like and I never found it again, so looking through the series I couldn't remember what one I got.

Had other toys before this guy, but this was the first one I remember receiving. At some point when I was four, so would have been about 1985.

I had a f18 figure jet from a Godzilla movie Taco Bell kids meal that i had for way too long.

There’s a baby picture of me with this dude

>>11494257
I remember getting this guy from Skagg's grocery store when I was a kid.

>>11494257
Is it from Imperial Toys too? Because i had a similar one. But it looks bigger more like this pic i found.
He stomped little green soldiers constantly!

>>11490226
>>11491655
>>11492955
You guys too? Not sure when I got mine but definitely the oldest toy I still have, so glad I've kept him.

>>11495305
They did alot of color variants. So it is possible that many got them and remember him to be the first toy they got.
I dont know if i still got him. Probably mot.

>>11495288
Holy shit, I got that jumbo one for my 6th birthday! Though I guess every kid in the 90s got that one eventually. lol

Oldest one I can remember.