Toys of the Seventies, Rock Em Sock Em Robots
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robots boxing in a boxing ring
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we had them and when your robots hand hit the others head just the right way-his head popped up-it was on some sort of metal stick w/notches it was a really cool toy. i remember some kid on the tv commercial would say "you knocked my block off!"
Loved the sound when the head popped up. It was a loud and frantic game...So much fun..
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posted on april 20 should kill himself
Rock Em Sock Em Robots have been available in recent years before Christmas from the catalogs Vermont Country Store and Betty's Attic. The pricier catalog Hammacher Schlemmer has had a more expensive version called The Robotic Pugilists!
My dad bought a set supposidly for my brother and I. However he was the one who always played with it. When family would visit, my dad and uncles would play eachother. When my son was born in 91, the set was re released. My dad bought my son a set and played with my son for hours with it.
I think mine are still around in my folks' basement…
i never had them but was just in Albuquerque NM. at one gas station off I 40 west they had them for sale.
My brother got these for Christmas. I thought they were stupid until I saw him play with them. After that I wanted to play but he wouldn't let me! I could never get them because he hid them somewhere!
From the Saturday morning cartoon vault, an early TV commercial for this popular toy (by Marx). Filmed in glorious black & white, it aired on the "Casper the Ghost" cartoon show over ABC (10/17/64). First color commercial aired on "King Kong" over ABC (9/24/66). In 1970, the toy was exported to England, under the name Raving Bonkers. A much lower quality version is available today. R&SR was originally seven dollars in 1964.
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