TOYS

It features working elevators, electric lighting, and indoor plumbing.

Bring your campaign to life, LEGO-style.

The mid-1980s toy line gave Superman what he always needed: a motor vehicle.

The tiny faux-fur dogs were "adopted" by millions of kids, thanks to the imagination of a Ford assembly line worker.

Opening on May 22, 1985, 'Rambo: First Blood Part II' was a fantasy fever dream of jingoism, Sylvester Stallone’s titular character a monosyllabic redeemer of an America that had failed itself in Vietnam.

While children of the '90s might remember topping their pencils with the miniature wild-haired figures, children of the '60s were all over that trend too.

If you visited an older, well-established McDonald’s franchise during the latter part of the 1990s—specifically one of the corporation’s two-story restaurants boasting a “McDonald’s PlayLand”—you may have noticed some odd shapes and unfamiliar characters

1. They were the brainchild of Elliot Handler, whose wife created Barbie.

In the '70s, the family could settle in for a nice, relaxing game of 'Town Dump.'

Like many of us, Randy Knol enjoyed playing with toy dinosaurs as a kid. He received a Flintstones playset from his grandfather as a Christmas present in the 1960s, and his collection of prehistoric figurines has been growing ever since.

Two Canadians claim to have invented the popular foam toy.