Ministry of Toys advice for parents and young children: 1, Do not put hands into mouth of shark. 2, Do not encourage shark into bathing area. 3, Do not take selfie with shark. 4, Do not pet shark. 5, Do not throw peanuts, fish, live monkeys or hamburgers at shark. Above all, treat with respect and remember you are the visitor in the world of shark.
Jaws/Les Dents De Le Mer game. 1981. France
Alternate Version. 1981. France.
Sky Shark. 1990. US.
In other vintage news…
I have the power!
Masters of the Universe. 1986. Italy.
I have an awesome bed!
Barbie. 1986. Italy.
I have a cold hand…
Big Jim. Dr Steel. 1970s. France.
…But a warm heart!
Baby Face. 1990. US.
Just in!! Bionics, Joes, Jims, RPGs, cars, art, BMX
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- Six Million Dollar Man. 1977. France.
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- G.I. Joe. 1986. US.
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- Marvel Superheroes Role Playing Game. 1988.
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- Trik-Trak. 1965. Belgium.
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- Plaster Casters. 1983. UK.
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- Sketch Master. 1983. UK.
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- Solido. 1960s. France.
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- Miniamil. 1960s. France.
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- Scalextric. 1970s. Belgium.
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- Scalextric. 1970s. France.
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- Big Jim. 1970s. France.
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- Big Jim. 1970s. France.
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- Darda Motor. 1981. US.
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- Schwinn Predator BMX gear. 1983. US.
And lastly…
Remember – beware of the shark!
Petra / Lotte dolls. 1978. Denmark.
Cover for Télé Parade Mensuel N°6. 1978 featuring Jabberjaw and Scooby-Doo.
I remember the shark game well. My neighbour had it.
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I’d love to play it. It reminds me a bit of a similar gameplay to Buckaroo or Operation.
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Hi TVTA, Sketch-A-Graph! I remember that and I think we had a conversation about it a while back (Adams Technical drawing device). I also had the Oscar Goldman figure from the Six Million Dollar Man range. That “exploding booby trap” briefcase was dangerous…if used incorrectly it could have your finger off just like a shark!
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Greetings FT. I always hear good things about the Oscar Goldman figure and would have liked that one along with Maskatron. I had the Steve Austin figure that came with the engine he could lift with his bionic arm. It was a great toy line by Kenner.
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Hi TVTA, yes me and my brother had a Steve Austin each but there was a slight difference between the two. There was one that had a rubberised skin that you had to roll up to expose the “bionics” and one without. The version without the skin didn’t look as good and I think a bit cheaper. We also had the Mission Pod Rocket/Repair Station . It was shaped as a space rocket but once you removed the booster base and the nose cone you could unfold the cylindrical section to form an operating table on legs. You had lots of tubes to attach to Austin to perform maintenance on him!
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This is a very cute post, but again, Barbie has stolen the show for me! I suppose the glory days of Barbie have passed, but I adore her. ….. best doll ever!
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Thanks Resa. It’s a sweet ad that Barbie one, and it came free on the back of another ad I bought. Bonus and a nice surprise!
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Luv it!!!
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