A brand new vintage post in a series of limited edition baseball and cigarette cards free only with your favourite cereal! Ten fantastic top tips on how to…
N°1 – How to help Meatloaf
1987. US.
N°2 – How to play Frogger at home
1984. US.
N°3 – How to get your free Lone Ranger Western Town
Lone Ranger Western town by Gabriel. 1982. US.
N°4 – How to get your Thrills, Spills and Chills
1979. UK.
N°5 – How to avoid alien abduction with The Thing and Hostess Fruit pies
1981. US.
N°6 – How to gain weight and learn unbeatable fighting power (sparkle edition)
N°7 – How to get Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Dinosaur stuff
1985. UK.
N°8 – How to help Adam Power
1984. US.
N°9 – How to get into the Zorcom Space Ship
1984. US.
N°10 – Wowie, zowie! How to spend Saturday Mornings
1979. US.
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Frogger! Man, I was hooked on that for a while when it was on the XBOX 360.
In other news… I want that Lone Ranger Western Town!
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I remember Frogger was addictive. And I agree about the Lone Ranger Western Town – for a couple of pieces of cardboard it’s pretty impressive.
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Yeah, it’s a shame we don’t get stuff like that now!
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Oh if only I had a Lone Ranger Western Town. Sigh.
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It was a decent free gift I reckon. They even printed scenes on the reverse instead of leaving it as blank card.
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I’m sure I’ve seen the Frogger add and the Saturday Mornings toons ads in old comic books. They look such fun. That How to get your Thrills, Spills and Chills also brings back memories, as I had a space suit action man figure and that Gorgon monster thing in this advert. It was a large battery operated monster, that walked, the head moved, and if you shone a light or torch at the sensor in the neck it’d stop and sort or roar and the mouth would glow red! It was great 🙂
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The Gargon monster sounds absolutely brilliant! What a great toy that must have been. I had lots of the military uniforms and some cool vehicles like the German motorbike and sidecar, the big lorry with removable cover, Willy’s jeep and trailer, an armoured vehicle and a dingy boat. Such great toys.
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Oh, yeah! The Action Man toys were brilliant, so much fun. The Gorgon was great as well, it was quite a big toy as well, and loads of fun to battle Action Man with 🙂
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