Mighty Men and Monster Maker Tomy

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Here’s the box of the Mighty Men and Monster Maker. I never had a crayon rubbing some out quite as clean as any of the ones shown on the box, but that doesn’t make the toy any less fun.

Kubota k 008 e manual. Jim Henson talks about the Creature Shop, showing one of the devils from The Storyteller as an example of what the Creature Shop can make. A puppet later used as The Predator on Dinosaurs can also be seen in a movie that Matt is watching. He then introduces the Monster Maker. Plot [edit ] While most of my other posts on TALES FROM THE TOY CHEST focus more on toys during certain moments in my life, I decided to switch it up a bit and just let your readers in on the whole sha-bang! Let's forget about single toys during my time as a child in this article, let's talk about all of the great ones. While my childhood had its problems, growing up and being a kid during the late 70's wasn't one of them. The years of 1978 and 1979 were the greatest time for being a super hero fan because of all the toys that were available. The 5 biggest names at that time was Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Spider-man and my favorite hero of all, The Incredible Hulk. And it could even be argued that the big green guy was the most popular of the bunch due to the highly successful live-action series that was on television at the time starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno that was sweeping the nation.

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Jim Henson mentions that although the creatures look real, they are not actually alive. He tells how many performers were needed for the Ultragorgon (including Brian Henson operating the head). He also brings out Kermit the Frog who comments that he liked the special. Notes [edit ]

Take your special crayon (OK, any crayon) and rub firmly across the paper’s surface. You end up with this: When I was about 8 or 9 years old, my parents had decided to put up wallpaper in our hallway and they thought it would be fun if we all signed our names on the plain walls underneath as a secret message to the next owners. Most anything of mine — comics, books, DVDs, whatever that my kids have wanted, I’ve happily given over to them but they’ll have to pry Dragun from my cold, dead fingers.My older kid enjoyed it well enough, but my younger kid LOVES it just as much as I did and she’s spent many afternoons playing with it herself and collaborating on it with me. It sits under her desk along with all her other art supplies and we still take it out and play with it on a regular basis. She also got a set of Fashion Plates one Christmas, and we have a lot of fun mixing up those parts with the Monsters and Mighty Men to make some really funny combos.