Toys of the Seventies, Micronauts
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Description
Robots, spacecraft and aliens with interchangeable parts by MEGO. Later became the basis for a Marvel comic book of the same title.
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My younger brother loved these things! We didn't have a lot of money growing up so he had to choose his few very carefully. These were somewhat flexible and also flew rather far when shot from a rubber band stretched between two fingers. Now that I think of it this - the rubber band test - seemed to be the deciding factor as to what us boys played with mostly.
I owned... and STILL own... practically every Micronaut made! They were expensive for the time period, but I didn't care! The best part was interchanging the pars of one, and adding it to another, giving you many ways of creating new toys! The premise was simply: the more Micronauts you HAD, the more you WILL have! Genius!!
I had a childhood friend named Gary,and we played with them.I think the Time Traveler figure was the cheapest one you could get.My favorite one was Pharoid.
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