Masters of the Universe Toy Display 1986 (ORIGINAL VIDEO)
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2011
- In the summer of 1986, in a mall in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Mattel Toy Company presented their new line of the Masters of the Universe Toy collection with the use of animatronics and holograms. Rare piece of nostalgia for all of those who grew up in the 1980's. Thank you dad for hanging onto this video and for the memories. Enjoy!
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I can't express how much it means to me that all of you that have viewed and commented on this one video. Before my dad died, he wanted to know how "our UA-cam status" was on this video. I told him that every child from the 80's is thankful that you are a historian of our childhood. Thanks again and I'm hoping that I can soon upload more videos in 2016. Take care and good journeys! Lol :)
Would you mind if I used some footage from this video on my video I'm planning to make? I own the very playsets that are shown in your video and would like to make a video showing them. I would give you credit and link this video. Please let me know.
Absolutely! You can use the video 😊👍🏻 thanks for the credit! Can't wait to see it! 😃
sammyb7883 do you have any videos of going through toy store in the 80s
I do not sadly, I do have other nostalgic videos from places in the midwest like theme parks and such but I have not had the time to upload them all. I need to get a better computer to transfer videos to youtube. I will however, be at retrocon in the fall this year and they always have awesome throwback toys that I haven't seen in ages. I will post a video on youtube of retrocon this year by October. Thank you for watching and I am sorry there isn't much more than this video to share right now. Have a great week!
This is amazing! I don't think there has a been a toy line since that has had hit such heights as Masters of the Universe, so glad you were able to share this with other fans, we appreciate it!
People wonder why toy stores are full of 80s toys 30 years later...simply the best decade ever
I agree! Thanks for watching!
The people who have recorded stuff like this, kept it, preserved it, and uploaded it for like minded people to enjoy are the true heroes of this world, Thank You So Much For This!!
Thank you, that comment really means a lot! Even though it is a part of my family's home videos, it was recorded for the world to see. Unbeknownst to us at the time, that would be eventually the purpose for this video, as a part of toy history. We were honored to be a part of such a radical and gnarly experience and to share this for kids of all ages. Thank you for watching!
Being a child in the 80s was awesome :D
@VMIFerrari First of all, let me thank you for the comment! My dad recorded everything everywhere we went and my brother and sister and I were the typical 80's kids, doing all things which would now be considered retro lol I think, according to a representative who contacted me from Mattel, told me that we did in fact have the only known video to have surfaced from the mall tours. They did show this at other malls, not for certain where or when but if you check in the comments, some remember this rad display rolling into their mall. :) I have been told that my father and I are the keepers of the nerd Holy Grail! Lol We are glad and proud that we were able to touch the nostalgic hearts of those who watched this video, for us, the feeling on this end, is limitless. Thank you :)
5 year old me is sh!tting his pants right now.....that is one of the coolest concepts to sell toys I've ever seen! This is why the 80s rocked and why toys were so much more fun and imaginative back then.
I'm trying to comprehend how you could possibly disagree with my comment when I'm FROM the 80s???? What is there to disagree about? I made no comments about "this generation". If you truly think 80s kids lacked creativity you are sincerely and sorely mistaken. You really think 80s kids didn't play with their action figures outside, playstation didn't even exist yet and NES was in its infancy. Your comment literally describes the lives of most 80's and 90's kids.
Wow. Consumer culture was so vastly different and better back then. There are no more displays like this at all.
You just don't see this level of care taken with toy products now. This was definitely a time when people took pride in what they created and also understood what kids wanted. Amazing video that really captures a bygone age. Ahh to be a kid in the 80s again ! Thanks for sharing.
I agree, thanks for the comment!
thank you for sharing and this awesome inspiration, someday we rebuild this adventure. MOTU forever!!
How nice to see this vintage movie, I was born in 1978, I lived the legendary 80s playing with these toys that accompanied my childhood and that I am still collecting with great enthusiasm.
I need to finish building my time machine, this will be my first stop. Thanks for uploading this
This would be your first stop? Not judging but, if you have a time machine, prevent some things like, the birth of Hitler or the death of John Lennon...then head to this mall and have your mind blown! Thank you for the comment, made me chuckle, and thank you for watching!
Super i was a child from the 80s i was born 1979 i love it master of the universe super super super review.
It's a crime that they don't make stuff like this anymore.
I saw this in ST LOUIS. Brings back good memories!! Thank you for sharing!!
Awesome footage. Thank you for sharing. I remember meeting He-Man and Skeletor back in ‘84 or ‘85 at a Toys R Us in La Mesa, CA. My dad was working, but my mom made sure to take me to meet my childhood friends.
I was just talking about this display, when it was at the KOP mall down my way. You have put a light back into my hart. In addition I can show my wife what I was talking about. Thank You
You are very welcome. :) Thank you for watching! Please forgive the lateness of my reply
tears in my eyes. so awesome.
I saw this video years ago and started to create my own MOTU display. I was motivated to make a GI JOE display ( GI JOE WORLD video on youtube of the video by my friend and producerJjimmyjim) that took over 1 year to put together and now ready to show my MOTU diorama. THis video inspired me. Thats why the 80's toys will rule for all generations to come. Thank you sammmyb7883 for putting a smile on a MOTU fan.
Wow Mario Porco! I am really touched by that! It’s an awesome feeling to know you can motivate others in achieving success or following dreams or goals. Thank you for watching the video and thank you for your very moving comment. I appreciate it! I look forward to seeing your creations and hopefully your creation will inspire someone new! Stay talented my friend!
This would have blown my mind as a kid! I remember seeing pictures of this set up in catalogs!
Thank you for watching! This was one of those times that I can remember so vividly from my youth of actually walking in and seeing this amazing show, and even better to get to see it whenever I wanted to because we had it on videotape. Short story: I can even remember rewatching this in our living room with my older sister and I would reenact as Skeletor and she as He-Man and then getting in trouble by my parents for picking up a small ottoman that we had and trying to throw it like it was the rock that Skeletor threw towards He-Man! Haha, again thank you for watching and for the comment!
And this is what makes 80's toylines the best ever. Thank you so much for sharing this and God bless your dad for recording and preserving this video. That was awesome!
Thank You so much! My dad recorded every event but this was by far the coolest thing that I could find from our home movie archives!
Most powerfull video in the Universe... thank you and your dad. I´m 46 and still have my He-man and Skeletor with me.
Es gibt und gab niemals eine geilere und genialere Spielfigurenserie.1986 war sowieso das erfolgreichste Jahr.Dieses Video aus der Zeit ist genial.Die ganze Show,mit Hologrammen und der Stimme.Einfach phänomenal!Masters rules forever! 80`s rules forever!!
This is absolutely incredible! Glad to have been a child of the '80s.
Thanks for watching! Being a kid in the 80's was an incredible time. Can not be matched!
This is a real treat for MOTU fans...Love the diorama etc and imagine meeting Hordak as a kid...I'd probably ask "Can I join The Evil Horde Hordak" lol
whomever recorded this I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you for watching, my dad recorded this and I know it’s not the best camera work but he did his best to keep a heavy camera on his shoulder, trying to capture what he could in low light. He has since passed but if he were still alive, his words to you would probably had been,”rad! Thanks for watching bud!”.
Excellent. This is when the franchise was at its peak in popularity, before everything snowballed downward.
HOLY COW!! That Pepper’s Ghost/Musion Projection of He-Man/Skeletor was amazing! Especially for the 1980s. WOW!
as a masters fan who wasn’t even alive in the 80’s I can’t express how happy this makes me…
Sorry to hear about your Dad. I love that you two could share the bond of He-Man and UA-cam! This makes me want to record everything!
I appreciate that and thank you for your kind words. Miss the guy a lot but he left me with memories like this that I can treasure for a lifetime. He was a great father but a better friend. Thanks for watching!
your dad is the best.....much appreciated.....
I would have shit myself as a child if i had seen this!!
They really knew how to market.
If my dad kept recording, you would have seen my mom changing my diaper because I did, in fact...shit myself. Haha, agreed, Mattel was the prime leader in marketing, much like nintendo in the late 80's/ early 90's. Thanks for watching!
well said 😂
This was an amazing set
Wow, they were really serious about selling He-man toys. That Hordak costume is amazing.
It was the coolest display that my young eyes had ever seen or will ever see! Thanks for watching!
What a jewel still in 2019 in our hearts.. and beyond.
Thank you for the comment! And thank you for watching!
I thank my dad for getting a camera in the 80's record all the cool stuff!
Would have loved this as a kid. I was all into He-Man. Never got to see any live performers or anything like this though. It's awesome to see how they had this stuff going on back then.
Just discovered today from a post in the "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Fans" group on Facebook. So good! Really takes me back. Thanks for sharing!
OMG! That's was freaking AWESOME!!!
OMG! I TOTALLY FREAKING AGREE!!! haha! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching!
I've been looking for this forever! I remember seeing this in one of the malls near me! Thank you for sharing this!
Just saw this.... Sorry bout ur pops, I lost mine in '12 right before Thanksgiving.
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Reminds me the galerie lafayette christmas toy display in france!!! Fantastic!! Big thx to your dad!
I have never heard of that but now I have something new to Google! Thanks, and Thank you for watching and for the comment! Have a great week!
I wish this would have came to Vancouver, Canada because I probably would have watched that like 20 times as a kid, truly awesome
The 80's were the best decade for toys, cartoons & movies...period.
4 year old me back then loved this
I have the actual play sets that were used during this mall tour. I want to make a video about them and hoped to use some of this footage. Wanted to ask your permission. I'd give credit. Please let me know. Thanks
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This was wonderful! Thanks for helping to preserve great childhood memories from back in the 1980s.
I love that Mattel used half of the musical excerpts from She-Ra for a He-Man promotional. Pretty cool overall for the time.
This is tremendous..... Your dad did a nice job filming this.
Thanks!
awesome hordak outfit! thanks for posting this rare footage! masters forever!
A round of applause for your Dad. I remember going to this when it came through Chicago. It still holds up.
the true childhood of our time man this was so awesome, heman was one of my favorites and i never get tired when he bust out the sword and says his powerful line,
Not only years after your father recorded this and kept it preserved is it being enjoyed but years after it was uploaded as well. I just got randomly recommended it today and appreciate the opportunity to get to see it.
Awesome video I was born in 1979 and remember getting all these Masters of the Universe toys for my birthdays and Christmas, Snake mountain and Castle Greyskull... man I wish I had them all back.
This had to be the greatest advertising for any toy line in any era. I've never seen anything like this and sadly, probably never will. Thank you for watching!
I wish I'll wake up and it was still the 80's and being a kid yet.
Absolutely amazing!!! Thank you for posting this
This is one of my favorite UA-cam videos ever
Thanks Dude! I appreciate your comment! Have a great rest of your week and thank you for watching!
5:53 - Prince Adam AKA He-Man preaching. Lol
Amazing piece of history.
Thanks for watching! As far as I know, this is the only video of this event. I hope someone else has another video of this, it would be interesting to see it from another mall! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for uploading and to your dad for saving this!. I remember going to this exact same thing at a mall in Las Vegas as a kid with one of my best friends. The memory stuck with me, but I have never seen mention of it online anywhere, so I was actually beginning to doubt my childhood memory.
This would have blown my mind as a 6 year old! awesome!
It was amazing from what i remember of it! Awesome 80's effects and music! Thanks for watching!
UA-cam video of the year so far, probably wont be topped! :)
⚔️2022 Still and always Awesome.👍
Oh my god best video I've seen on UA-cam in a looooooong time!! I loved it thank you fir sharing!!!!!
That was amazing! It reminds me of a the Storybook Boat Ride from Disneyland, with all the miniature kingdoms and castles, only, you know, of course, with HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE!!!
Wow, this is awesome. Thank you for sharing this.
best decade for toys....I'm a historian.....born in the 80s.....
If I could go to a place like this at 5 years old here in Italy, my head could have blown off!!!
Well, I went to see it and i still have my head attached...but I feel ya dude! lol Thanks for watching!
sammyb7883 😂
Where I lived we had a similar event but on a much smaller scale. He-Man and Skeletor made a promotional appearance at "The Hobby Shop" where they brought out toys and playsets like Castle GreySkull and Snake Mountain. I bought two figures at this event Buzzoff I believe and another but I don't remember the other, maybe Zodac.
All the kids were given orange cardboard Zodac pistals and I "Shot" He Man, I love the villains.
The costumes were made of rubber and both He Man and Skeletor looked their figures...literally. 1984 was a good year!
That would be really cool to see! Thanks for watching!
thank you for posting!! love it!!! toys were so much better back then!
Right on dude, thanks for watching!
Truly a family fun experience yesterday to what is Comic Con today. I recently reviewed the Minicomic collection and I may plan to crowd fund the Eternia playset (because I never bought the original in '86). My father passed away years ago but he was never a fan.
Most of my collecting went towards the 200X figures and statues.My original toys were sold long ago.
I wonder if the parents of that time who were skeptical or dismissive really appreciate MOTU today and if children in 2022 like these toys. I have only seen one or two collect these at Target recently.
Thanks for watching, my dad wasn’t a fan either but he understood what it meant to me to go and see it and he had the foresight to record it. This is in an age before people recorded everything on the regular so I was grateful for him to know how much I would appreciate wanting to watch it over and over again. To him, he could see what I saw in MOTU as he would have seen Howdy Doody or Superman in his time. He got it and never tried to show any unappreciative attitude towards it. He and I used to watch Ren and Stimpy and Beavis and Butthead together in my teenage years, he was a cool guy and I miss him tremendously! I try to do the same for my daughter whenever she watches Bluey or Barbie or whatever is popular to her! Being a parent means showing them the world but also taking the time for you to understand and see their world too. Take care!
Sorry for your loss man. This is a great document! It's so cool that your dad had the insight to record it for you.
Thank you, I really appreciate your sympathy. He was a great Dad and always did fun stuff like this for my brother, sister and I. I remember him telling me when we watched this again when I was 6 or 7 that he didn't have the heart to record over it because no one else had a video camera that day. That maybe we will have the last video evidence of this. Didn't understand back then but you are correct that he had insight. Thank you for watching!
the bob hair cut on he man awesome
He had style. ha, thanks for watching!
Wow, this is really awesome footage!! I love it! Thanks for sharing!
Life was life once
This is awesome. I've had it saved forever, and it's great to watch every once in a while, a happy trip back to Eternia and simpler times. my daughter thinks it's pretty amazing too, as she's a fan of MOTU and PoP like we were as kiddos. Thank you for sharing!
I noticed that in the beginning, Hordak from She-Ra was there! Cool! If I would have been
there. I'd take a picture, he looked so cool!!!
que cosa mas loca, como me hubiera encantado vivir esa experiencia. Gracias, muchas gracias por compartirlo
What a great video! Thanks so much for uploading!!
Wow!!! This MOTU display is sooo awesome! You have the Power, UA-camr!
Thanks for watching UA-cam Watcher!! Haha!
Amazing! A perfect example of nostalgia! Brilliant!
Thanks for watching!
That is amazing!:) Great job capturing this!
That was really cool to see! Thanks so much for sharing!
That was freakin awesome!!! I wish I could have seen that growing up. Props to your dad for catching it on film!
Thanks so much! My dad would have loved to see comments like that!
Yo,I wuld of freaked out to have experiened this.Was about 7 in 1986 loved MOTU.
Holy cow, that was mind blowing. They've never done anything this cool with any other toyline since!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
thx alot for share i was a kid at 80s too means alot GOD bless you and you family
This video is amazing I wish I could have seen this when I was a kid truly a gem! Thank you for this video!
Thanks man! And thanks for watching and for your awesome comment! The video is pretty rad, but to see it live and then 30 some odd years later can remember certain details like it just happened yesterday, is really cool too!
This was freakin awesome! I wish I could have seen it in '86. I was 10 at the time...it would have blown my mind to see it!!!
I loved this! Thank you for sharing it
Thanks dude! Thank you for watching!
This display is bad ass. After the Cartoon ended I was done with He-Man. I didn't know about the Comic. Moved on to Transformer's after that.
Wow! This looked totally awesome. Now we know why kids of that generation don't want to grow up and still buy toys today. I'm not complaining mind you.
This was awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Have a great day!
The good old time :)
Amazing - I feel like I just went back in time. Thank you very much.
DAM ! ... I just had goose bumps watching this
This is great! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad that you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this
This is a great idea to showcase new toys. He Man was the best
Toy companies really don't know how to market to the consumer anymore. Thanks for watching!
Good times Good Times
This must be the coolest thing I've ever seen! If they still did stuff like this to promote their toys maybe kids would still be playing with them