The Spirograph was also alot of fun.

I'm surprised the Easy Bake oven wasn't included. My sisters got it a few times for Christmas. I always liked Tinker Toys.

I'm 50 years old. Thanks for the nostalgia! ❤❤❤

Heck give me a 99 cent bag of Army men and I played for hours with them.

TONKA! YOU FORGOT TONKA!! I must have built 100 miles of road in the sandbox with my Tonka trucks.

You forgot the big wheel. 😞

I think the game "Operation" should definitely have been listed here.

Thank you for bringing my childhood back..

I was surprised Mr. Potato head was not on the list. Every kid had one of those.

Our Walkie Talkies were Star Trek communicators. Hours of fun. And I always got my silly putty confiscated by the teachers at school! The 70's was a great time to be a kid.

Anyone remember the game “perfection “... where you had to put all the pieces in the right slots before the timer went off and popped all your pieces out lol

What about Legos or Roc’em Soc’em Robots?

I remember literally playing with every single one of these toys in the early 80s. Sure brings back memories.

I think that's Jodie Foster in the Viewmaster ad.

When you realise you are not 40 years anymore rather 50 plus.

Shrinky Dinks, spirograph and shaker maker were my favorites.

How about the Easy-Bake oven, the Slinky, Mister Potatohead, Baby Tenderlove, and Crissy, the doll with hair that "grew"? Oh, and of course "Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots"! 😀

I was born in 1979 and I remember all these . Kids now will never know good toys . They’re too busy on their phones

Etch-a-sketch

Lincoln Logs! I can’t remember the name of the other construction-type toy I had, but I used to build skyscrapers with it. The only parts I remember off-hand were black plastic vertical and horizontal “beams”, and some silvery mylar/plastic “windows”...all of it just snapped together. I made buildings 15+ stories tall with it, keeping me occupied for hours at a time. I also remember my first gaming console from the late 70s. I *think* it was called Telstar 301, or something like that. You could flip a switch on the console to select the game you wanted to play - it only had three or four of them. The toys of my childhood...I miss them.

Thing is, I was born in the 80s and remember playing with ALOT of these toys in the late 80s and in the 90s....these toys stood the test of time....

I had nearly all of these as a kid, and I was born in 2001! I had good parents.

I’m an 80’s kid and i had the viewmaster toy. Aaah the nostalgia 🤩

I remember riding in the car and seeing a Frisbee on the roof of every third or fourth house.

What about colorforms and paper dolls?

I loved my Fisher Price playhouse. I would ring the doorbell so much my Dad threatened to take the bell out.😰 I still have my view master from the early 70's with all the old reels too. Im gonna go look at it now that I watched this. I forgot I still had it.

Thank you for the trip down memory lane. I’m 50 now and still collect my hot wheels. 😜

What about Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots and Stretch Armstrong?

As a kid I remember having the Lite Brite, the view master, and Simon. Those were all fun toys!

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We had tons of Viewmaster "wheels" at home when I was a kid. There may have even been Viewmaster viewers at Sunday school and in the classroom as well, because of all the educational content available for the Viewmaster.

SIMON - Voice was Vincent Price. 📻🙂

I still have my light bright from childhood! It's now a sign for my mini bar.

Six million dollar man, Star Trek transporter, G.I. Joe with the Kung Fu grip, Muhammad Ali action figure, Easy Bake Oven..etc.

Best toys of the 70s in no particular order: Action Man, Lego, the Weebles, Fisher Price treehouse and carpark, Fuzzy Felt, Matchbox cars, Speak and Spell, Starwars figures, walkie talkies, the Slinky, Plasticine, View master, Hornby train sets, the Chopper bicycle, Monopoly, Etch-a-sketch, The Bionic Man, Britain's Toys, plastic soldiers, the plastic chain link snake, Airfix models and Tonka trucks and specifically for girls: Barbie and Sindy.

"Hahahaa, batteries not included!" 😆😆

I love the old commercials voices.

It was a great time being a child back then.All kids were active and appreciated our pocket money back then even though we all had our jobs around the house to do for it.In today's world kids are too spoilt to appreciate anything given to them.

I remember Punch Me's as far back as 1967 when I was a small child . Bozo The Clown was a popular one , and who wouldn't want to punch him ?

No Battleship? The original and the electronic versions ruled! YOU SUNK MY BATTLESHIP!

Anyone remember the "view master" version where it projected the image on the wall? What was it called? I had one.

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Wow ! That really brings back great memories; I was born in 1969 and I absolutely loved being a boy in the '70's. I had a lot of those toys, or if I didn't some other kid on my street did. I remember almost all of those shown. I wish I could go back in time sometimes to those days ! I really do miss them. Such great memories ! Thank you 😊

I played with all of these as a child except for the pogo stick. I like how so many of those required using your imagination.

Lawn darts. Nothing more hilarious than a guy running around the yard with a lawn dart sticking out of his prefrontal cortex! He’s all like waaaa! Mommy...

I had the Fisher Price garage.

It was great being a kid during this decade. Lots of great toys and hours of fun. My "Six Million Dollar Man" action figure was my all time favourite from that decade. And I still have it.

"hey Kevin can you hear me?" "of course I can jeff, there's no batteries in them yet"

No Slinky or Stretch Armstrong?! This list is definitely incomplete!

I had The Death Star. Best Christmas EVER!

Can you imagine having those toys in their original boxes?💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

Thank you for these memories I'm 55 years old now is a great time to grow up in the 70s and remember some of these toys

RIP Kenny R2-D2 Kenny Baker. May the Force be with you.

Any one remember the sit and spins?

That Fisher Price Garage caught me by surprise and I kind of choked up a bit. I hadn't thought of that thing since I was probably 6 years old. I loved that thing. Who else had one of those?

I loved my view master when I was a kid. I also had the talking one and the projector. I was also very good with the pogo stick. I also loved hot wheels. My favorite one was the Red Baron.

I miss the late 70's and the 80's times were so much better and much simpler without all the technology.

Wombles dolls (and books) were huge in my country. Dunno if the Wombles were a thing in the US...(Most of the toys in this video stimulated the imagination of the child. Great stuff!)

I always had fun playing "Mouse trap"!!! Games today come with controllers!!! I kind of miss those years, it was a more simple way of life. We also didn't have to be forced to go outside and we used our creativity to make up things to do!!!!!

Man oh man....growing up through the 70's , these products certainly do bring back plenty of memories.

I remember the Evil Knievil toys when I was in my toddler-preschool days, in the mid ‘70’s.

How about the Huffy Green Machine big wheel? I used to love that. Just found out they still make those today.

What a great list! I think there should be more like this and include more action figures too. Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman come to mind.

The Viewmaster. What simple, quaint technology by today’s standards. I loved mine!

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I had all of these except the Star Wars toys, didn't really get it then and still don't understand the fascination now. That being said how can the Evel Knievel only be an Honorable mention. Every male under age 10 in the mid seventies had one. My friend had the Snake River Canyon rocket version and I was sooooo jealous. I don't remember the Space hop I had something called the Hippity-Hop. Same basic thing but it just had a rubber ring on top. Again my friend had a Hippty-Horse that had a horses head instead. Where's the Big Wheel? I think I drove my father crazy with the Fischer Price garage the bell when the elevator gets to the top was loud! plus a 6 year old do it over and over and over again must have driven him mad at times. If I remember right the Fischer Price Barn would moo when you opened the barn door. Thanks to my older brother my friend and I learned that the Hot Wheels tracks were more fun to whack each other with than assemble and runs cars on. Wait where's the Six Million Dollar Man doll, or the Easy Bake Oven. I grew up in a neighborhood with three males and 16 females I ate enough of those cakes baked by light-bulb to make me a type 2 diabetic. Needless to say all three of us had our pick of dates in High School and 2 of us got married to one of the girls. Can't believe it was 40! years ago or more. I miss those carefree days.

Tonka trucks an GI Joe was left out.

Johnny Seven OMA, Match Box Cars, train sets and race tracks

Way too many parents found another use for Hot Wheels track. After all, your pants don't fall down while you beat your kid with it. Then there was the irony of whipping a kid with one of their own toys.

one of my favorites from 1976 was The Little Professor.

Those star trek walkies are sweet!

My younger siblings had all those toys. I had a sack of coal, and a surly disposition.

My grandma still has the Fisher Price car garage.

Thanks for the memories:)! However, I was disappointed that there were no 1970s popular girl toys like Holy Hobbie in this video.

LOVE IT! Tyco race track sets were fun also.

Totally concur, with your #1, selection!! Was a gigantic fan of 'Hot Wheels', and had plenty of them. Had the Power House too, that kept them moving along. Had 'Johnny Lightning's' (the red track), also. I'm so glad you didn't mention, any sports toys, as these were for the unimaginative, do-do's.

Wacky Packs and Shrinky Dinks. Stickers to collect and trade and peel off your locker door at the end of school and didn't the janitors hate scraping off the rest and plastic sheets to make groovy stuff with if you didn't burn the house down leaving them in the oven too long. And let's not forget Spin Art, one of the most efficient ways to splatter as much paint as possible in a 360° arc ever devised.

Of the ones mentioned i had Hot wheels, a version of the Simon game by another manufacturer and a viewmaster, i remember being facinated by the depth of the images.

I had a View Master from Disney back in the 50's. I loved the 3-d pictures. I also had the erector set. I think I still have some of that, and a Lionel Silver Streak, all from the 1950's. Good toys.

I was born in 1970 and remember all these toys!! Thanks for the memories!!

The evil knievel was my favorite toy. I'm glad you included it. I thought I was the only one who had it. Guess not.I agree with hot wheels being number 1 ,that definitely was my go too for my childhood. Used to play with my hot wheels track for hours. Silly putty ,had that, if you did the newspaper thing it was basically ruined,your hands would be black for days and the putty turned black and you couldn't use it anymore. Great scam I guess.

I have a feeling the toy industry is dying, choking on the success of virtual entertainment.

Does anyone get random memories from these videos? It's amazing how it stays in your brain for so long.

- Etch A Sketch ? - SuperBall ? - GI Joe ? Endless hours of FUN !

I had the Fisher-Price Garage and also the airport one.

you left out slinky

Good video. I'm 49 now. Watching the viewmaster stuff,which i had of course,makes me remember that Crank dial mini theatre with those 8 track looking cartridges. I had a six million dollar man one and a Snoopy one. Also,as far as toys,etc, Slinky,Kick n go,Strongman from another world 10" figure,Dart Shooting 24" Shogun Warriors, Mr Quarterback,SuperFoot, Bambino electronic boxing, Marvel 12" tall figures(Hulk & Superman),Pump up Water filled Rockets,Lightning Bug Trap,Quiz-Whiz,The Little Professor, The Green Machine (Recumbent pedal trike),Wild West Enclosed Shooting Gallery(With Miniature Gatlin Gun),The Shadow(Battery powered car),Rock em Sockem Robots,Star Trek Spinny Shooter Guns,Nerf Football,Tinker Toys,Lincoln Logs,Mouse Trap,Operation,Alien Figure(Around 18" tall with the chomping teeth). Probably plenty of other's that I don't remember off-hand.

The spirograph was around in the 1970s, a fun, creative toy.

They forgot Yo-Yos and Clackers

Some of my Favorite toys of the 70's - army men - model kits (glue and paint needed), Atari , science project kits from school (science fair), And the stereo and a stack of 78's. I also prefer matchbox over hot wheels. For Rainy days - board games! Oh yeah, forgot GI Joe....

Smash up derby was one of my favorites!

I had a GAF Viewmaster projector! Loved it! I could project scenes from Philadelphia landmarks or the Grand Canyon on my own wall! Great video! 🎥

6:20 wait! Is that Jodi Foster?

Simon was inspired by the mothership in Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind.

I had the garage, it was part of a set. Even had a mat or rug with it that had city roads for you to push your cars on.

God! The FisherPrice Garage. I haven’t remembered that memory for over 30 years and now it’s all come flooding back so vividly! Good times!

Hey LOOK! That was Jodie Foster pushing View Master...all those years ago...and Hank Fonda!"

I think Stretch Armstrong deserves a mention over Space Hopper. Also, we there's Shrinky Dinks and Super-Elastic Bubble-Plastic. The line of Six Million Dollar Man action figures were cool too!

I can honestly say I played with every one of these toys in the 70s. Some I had and the others were owned by friends and family, I played constantly with my Light Brite and View Master!

Great memories, great toys, just brings back good old days, thanks!!!!!!!