Welcome to part four in our series of 1980s toys as advertised in the Netherlands. Catalogue scans are from Dutch editions of Speelboom Club Journal, De Speelboom and Intertoys Speelboek.
Cosmic Cowboys action figures
Cosmic Cowboys action figures. Speelboom Club Journal. 1987. Netherlands.
G.I. Joe action figures
G.I. Joe action figures. Speelboom Club Journal. 1987.
Ninja action figures
Ninja action figures. Speelboom Club Journal. 1987.
Fleur dolls
Fleur dolls. Speelboom Journal. 1987.
Barbie dolls
Barbie dolls. 1987. Intertoys. Netherlands.
Dream Girl USA dolls
Dream Girl USA. De Speelboom. 1987.
Art, stationery, office, Britains, Darda, Nikko, die cast, outdoor
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- Art and stationery. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987.
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- Art, stationery and office. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987.
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- Britains. De Speelboom. 1987. Netherlands.
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- Darda Motor. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987. Netherlands.
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- Nikko RC. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987. Netherlands.
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- Die cast vehicles. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987.
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- Outdoor. Speelboom Club Journal. 1986.
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- Skateboards. Spelboom Club Journal. 1987. Netherlands.
Thundercats pistols and utility belts
Thundercats pistols, swords and utility belts. Speelboom Club Journal. 1987.
Board Games
Board games. Intertoys Speelboek. 1987.
Rubik’s Magic
Rubik’s Magic. Speelboom Club Journal. 1986.
Trolls and Twinkelpinkels
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- Trolls. Speelboom Club Journal. 1986.
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- Twinkelpinkels. Speelboom Club Journal. 1986.
Fisher-Price Construx
Construx. De Speelboom. 1987.
Thanks for going Dutch with us! join us again soon for more 80s toy goodness 🙂
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Doesn’t matter what country, Barbie is there! So are the alike Barbie Dolls. I think Barbie must be a queen amongst toys!
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She’s the Queen for sure! I loved her (and Ken’s) appearances in Toy Story 3. Hey, you’ll love my post coming up a bit later today – some more 70s Barbie French adverts I picked up. She looks great as always! X
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Sounds good!
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Toy Story 1, 2, 3 and the upcoming 4 for a win! 😉
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Hi TVTA, I fondly remember the Rubik’s Magic, I know it’s secret! And I solved it in the days before YouTube tutorials and the like! But I should have been able to as I used to be an amateur magician and could perform the “Linking Rings” trick 😀 !
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In a galaxy far away they might have said you were up to your old Jedi mind tricks 🙂
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Hi TVTA, no this time it was just brain power and logic!
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Spook Slot and Hotel, we had those games. Spook Slot was called something different though, haunted house or something. It was a fun game, and the board and walls of the house had great spooky pictures on it. I think Hotel was a bit like Monopoly, but with bigger buildings you could make 🙂
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Yes, good to see those old games. Spookslot I think was called ‘Haunted Castle’ in English. There is also a ‘Haunted House’ by Denys Fisher, and Disney’s ‘Haunted Mansion’ games.
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I think it was one of those names for the haunted house game. I remember you put the ball down the chimney. it would go into one of the four rooms and start a traps, like wobbly floor boards, or you’d get hit by the witches broom, or the ball would come rattling down the stair case. It was a lot of fun to play 🙂
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