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Not to get into his personal business, but I swear in other videos he said he was in his 40s in the 80s. The man just loves toys and it was something he was able to enjoy with his kids together!
I'm a personal fan of 1989 due to the short lived toy series 'Food Fighters' released by Mattel. They were sentient food soldiers; the good Kitchen Commandos and the evil Refrigerator Rejects. They were so creative with it, each character had their own little bios on the back of the packaging (not to mention the great artwork the packaging featured). Look it up if you have never seen them. :)
I had a ton of food fighters! The last time I saw them, they were at my grandma’s house in the bar next to the whiskey... I wonder what happened to them...
I thoroughly enjoy your videos. I like your calm voice. Very soothing. Your crafting skills are amazing. I was a child in 1986 and that was a great Christmas.
This is why I like every video you share with us CrafsMan. Always creative, always sorrounded by life and nature, always amaze of everything, Always learning and teaching, Always calm but with a Spark from the art. Please take care CrafsMan, here far far away from you, still show me life is something to appreciate. Happy holidays and have a great 2021 much love from here to you, your family and everyone
Craftsman, you know what would be cool? A biscuit recipe. Those biscuits that were featured in the "Things I like" video looked amazing! So I think it's finally time for you to share with us that recipe.
Your videos are so rewarding, educational and relaxing. You have an incredible artistic professional eye. The world is a better place with you in it. Thank you, Craftsman and happy 1986-2021.
This is my current favorite video. Something about the music, the show and tell, the chill way Crafsman talking. I watch it almost every day. Sometime I just put it on repeat until I fall asleep.
Crafsman... Thank you. Things have been super rough and I've found almost nothing to smile at this year, with your videos being one of the few exceptions. I hope your holidays are as wonderful as you have been and that your new year tries to show you up on the amazing-ness. Thank you again.
The 80's were a great time for toys. I was in High School, but my younger brothers collected a lot of the toys you showed. It brought back some fun memories for me :) Thank you!
Was this a sneaky attempt to let Crafsmom know what you might want for Christmas? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family, and thank you for having such a great channel!
I just realized last week that The Crafsman is this generation’s Bob Ross. Other people have probably already mentioned this at this point but I’m new... He could read the phone book and I would still listen. Phone book... that tells you how old I am. And I graduated high school in 1986!!!
Wow! Now that was a blast from the past. My favourite toys from back then and to this day are the StarCom and Dino Riders. Also the Visionaries you've got kicking around are a nice bit of nostalgia. Thank you for what you do and happy holidays to you and yours!
I used to have some of these. I especially loved the magnetic ones. I used to stick them to my fridge. I’ve been trying to figure out their names for years. Thanks for this video and the nostalgia. A great year for toys. Awesome video.
I was 10 years old in 1986...lots of great toys back then. I didn’t have many of the toys you mentioned, but I was familiar with all of them. Transformers were my jam! And, I have a soft spot for Robo Force. Thanks for everything you do, Crafsman!
This was great....I’m an 80’s kid and this brought back so many memories 🙂I hope you do more videos like this👍🏻Hope you and the family have a great Christmas and New Year.
If you like the small scale figures I recommend looking up the Air Warriors line. They had lots of great little guys. I could watch you talk about toys for hours. I came for the crafting, but I absolutely love the soft spoken toy discussion. Can't tell you how helpful your videos are getting to sleep. All right, love y'all, keep on steady craftin.
My son often says he’s nostalgic for the 80’s even though he wasn’t born until 13 years after it ended. Anemoia,: nostalgia for a time we didn’t experience, is real.
:D Do y'all have the apples with names painted on them? I'm curious if that was more of a regional thing, or if other people made those in school as well.
No apples here, but we did make those cookie shaped cinnamon ornaments. I never understood (as a kid) why anyone would make a cookie you couldn't eat 🤔 lol
Man, Crafman. Taking me back right there. I forgot that I even had some of these toys! Reminds me of my youth playing with my brothers. And wore that Dinoriders VHS out! Merry Christmas, Craftfam!
1986 I was 8 years old and really loved Centurions. The Centurians action figures had suit attachments that made them fly, go underwater, and ride on land. An amazing time to be a kid at Christmas time. Thank you CrafsMan for sharing.
3:42 reminds me what I used to love to play with as a kid in the late 90s was the micro machines sets that came with small figures. Army sets and deep sea sets lol
Capsela!! Got gifted a small set one year it was super neat, probably still tucked away in a box somewhere :D I feel like it wasn't very popular around here though...I don't recall having much luck finding more kits or extra parts at your regular toy store back in the day.
Man, I had more fun with those Stomper trucks than just about anything else. I even remember having one that came with a little rope-bridge that it could cross.
My brothers and I figured out how to use the AC power supply in an old digital alarm clock to hook 110v into Stompers with some blasting cap wire we borrowed from the barn. They'd run like a scalded dog for about 2 minutes... before they caught on fire...
I had a SpaceLink set! I completely forgot about the figures, I just had vague sense memories of the plastic spheres. I've always wondered what that build-a-moon-base toy was. Thank you so much for bringing up that nearly-buried memory!!!
Crafsman, have you heard of Snap Ships? It's a new toy from Play Monster, it's a lot like Legions of Power (might even be in the same scale in fact). No mechanical parts but the concept is similar, it's more like Glyos for vehicles.
Happy holidays crafman! I had to search for new vids in spite of my notifications being for this channel being turned on. But now I'm commenting for engagement so there.
Ooh I had all of these... except the Stomper toys. Thanks for taking me on a trip and telling me the names of those things. The starcom guys stayed on my fridge for years
Very nice! My favourite year for toys was ten years earlier; we had Action Man in the UK, who was like GI Joe I think - but fully articulated, about 8 inches tall, and you could get different uniform and weapons kits. My best friend had a German stormtrooper uniform with helmet, boots, belts and a luger pistol in a tiny holster. I was soo jealous...
Oh mannnnnn. Y'all had some very nice toys over there. In fact, I have some of the Action Man Action Force figures (the ones scaled like Star Wars or GI Joe). They're harder to see in my figure lineup, because they're sorta up on the very top row, in the shadows.
i had some of those spacecom figurines.. and even if it is a long time ago, showing those rectangular magnets in the shoes gave me that "feel" the toys gave me when i was but a wee boy. just like the mugged on memory lane flash that came up when you showed the dino-riders package.
OH SNAP! I'm a big fan of Micronauts. I vividly remember picking through Time Travelers on the store rack. We didn't have a lot of money when I was younger, so I KNOW they couldn't have been more than a few dollars then. I had several colors, and liked how they were translucent, and super articulated (even down to the little wrist). At some point they wound up missing the white plastic feet or the silver chestpiece and such. Imagine my surprise a few years ago when I got on eBay, hoping to buy some... and I saw the prices. LOL!
As a life-long Transformers nut (well, as long as they've been around, anyway), I have to say it's 1984, but '86 was cool too. I'd actually completely forgotten about Legions of Power, but I had a few of those, and they were brilliant fun. And Starcom. How I loved Starcom. I didn't have any of them at the time, but I managed to pick up a bunch of later-series sets a few years later from a local cash-and-carry store (that place was a friggin' _goldmine,_ I tells ya...). Not only were the figures cool, and the magnetic and mechanised features absolutely _ingenious_ (I loved the airlock on one of the bases that only opened when there was a figure on the magnetic platform), but I _particularly_ loved how the little vehicles could fold up into pod forms for storage and transport. That play pattern still inspires me today. I wish I still had those sets, but I think I lost them in a house move somewhere along the way... 😭 And the cartoon deserved way more recognition than it got. It was well-written, didn't talk down to kids at all, and the animation was _stunning._ By the by, at the beginning of the video, who's that little chonky translucent giraffe-dude with the square on his chest standing next to Triple Threat Snake? He looks like he _should_ be another Battle Beast, but I don't recognise the style... ...Merry Christmas, chief. o7
Hey, Crafsman! I know you tend to focus more on action figures rather than vehicles & other toy accessories, but this video reminded me of the 1980s “Micro Machines.” For being so tiny, they had some awesome variety & details, too. 👍🏻
Thanks for the memories Craftsman, I used to love Capsela as a kid and had a ton of the first generation ones. Before the remote controlled ones or Spacelink.
That little Spacelink ship looks fantastic on it's own. Many thing passed me by in 1986 as I was really into GI Joe, but I did get a few Starcom sets. They were a lot of fun and i was so amazed at what they could do without needing any batteries! I had the Starmax Bomber and the Starwolf starfighter and I loved that you could either put it on the top or store it in the cargo area in the back. I remember pretending that the little pilot could hang out in the bigger ship while traveling and he could climb a ladder to his fighter and deploy for action. Today, I only have the Dash figure, but he's complete with his backpack and pistol. I had to get one as he was my favorite Starcom figure :)
These are so cool! I have no memory of these, they would have been awesome to play with... there were tinker toys and erector sets, but I was bereft of those too. But when those teeny tiny action figures turned up, I'd be obsessed with them. Micro Machines were big with me, too.
I was born in 88 and had a Starcom figure my whole life. Stuck him to everything. Never knew where he came from! And yeah he never had a visor as long as I can remember haha. Thank you for the lesson Crafsman.
Love the video. Starcom was a favourite. You didn't mention that the magnets on the feet actually triggered hidden switches that did things in some of the toys. Absolute magic for a kid in the 80's.
I was born in 1987 and this was a very interesting and entertaining video. I started collecting teenage mutant ninja turtles as a kid and it’s cool to see what toys were out when I was a baby. Love your videos Crafsman!
You know, I grew up in the 80s Westberlin- favorite thing for me on weekends was waking up early and watch american forces network Tv and all those cool Toy commercials😊
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The fact that even when the crafsman was the crafsboy his favorite toys were all about building and combining things makes so much sense.
He was CrafsKid!
I do not believe TheCrafsMan was ever a child. He has always just been TheCrafsMan, unchanging from the beginning of time.
Not to get into his personal business, but I swear in other videos he said he was in his 40s in the 80s. The man just loves toys and it was something he was able to enjoy with his kids together!
@@JasonP6339 I highly doubt he was 40 in the 80s.. since he also mentioned that he has young children... that would be irresponsible..
As an illustrator, I love the toy illustrations from the 80s. There’s a unique charm to them.
80’s had a different feel to it. I miss it.
I'm a personal fan of 1989 due to the short lived toy series 'Food Fighters' released by Mattel. They were sentient food soldiers; the good Kitchen Commandos and the evil Refrigerator Rejects. They were so creative with it, each character had their own little bios on the back of the packaging (not to mention the great artwork the packaging featured).
Look it up if you have never seen them. :)
Man...I haven't thought of Food Fighters in over 25 years! Now I instantly think of Private Pizza. Memory is so weird. Thanks for the flashback!
I had a ton of food fighters! The last time I saw them, they were at my grandma’s house in the bar next to the whiskey... I wonder what happened to them...
I had a bunch of those as a kid. I still remember the artwork. They're worth a pretty penny now.
I don't remember them at all. Then again I was 24 in 1989 but a lot of these toys I don't remember even seeing.
I completely forgot about those!! Nice!
I thoroughly enjoy your videos. I like your calm voice. Very soothing. Your crafting skills are amazing. I was a child in 1986 and that was a great Christmas.
This is why I like every video you share with us CrafsMan. Always creative, always sorrounded by life and nature, always amaze of everything, Always learning and teaching, Always calm but with a Spark from the art. Please take care CrafsMan, here far far away from you, still show me life is something to appreciate. Happy holidays and have a great 2021 much love from here to you, your family and everyone
Craftsman, you know what would be cool? A biscuit recipe. Those biscuits that were featured in the "Things I like" video looked amazing! So I think it's finally time for you to share with us that recipe.
Steady watching other Crafsman vids to help me relax and boom that sweet notification popped up and my stresses have disappeared 🥺🙏🏼
Your videos are so rewarding, educational and relaxing. You have an incredible artistic professional eye. The world is a better place with you in it. Thank you, Craftsman and happy 1986-2021.
I can always count on you for the best nostalgia and many "oh my I completely forgot about those" moments. Them magnet feet were life.
Is it me or does the Crafsman have the most soothing show on UA-cam? Merry Christmas everyone!
Merry Christmas from New Zealand crafsman, love ya! Kia Kaha (stay strong)
Hope you have a smooth Merry Christmas...keep SteadyCraftin
The Casio loop in the background for me 🙌🏾
Yes
This is just what I needed in my life tonight.
Thank you, CrafsMan. And merry Christmas to you and the CrafsFamily.
This is my current favorite video. Something about the music, the show and tell, the chill way Crafsman talking. I watch it almost every day. Sometime I just put it on repeat until I fall asleep.
I love modular toys, lovely collection Craftsman!
I love your videos! They always entertain me when I’m bored! Thanks for posting!!
Crafsman... Thank you. Things have been super rough and I've found almost nothing to smile at this year, with your videos being one of the few exceptions. I hope your holidays are as wonderful as you have been and that your new year tries to show you up on the amazing-ness. Thank you again.
Ah man I haven’t thought about those capsella toys in YEARS! Thanks for the nostalgia trip!
Watching the captions during this video is hilarious. He says "steady craftin'", the captions say "still crazy".
LOL! That's one of those situations where the captions is off... but it ain't TOO far off. ;)
Merry Christmas CrafsMan!
The 80's were a great time for toys. I was in High School, but my younger brothers collected a lot of the toys you showed. It brought back some fun memories for me :) Thank you!
For about 25 years I've been trying to remember the name of the STAR COM toys. Thank you Crafsman!
Was this a sneaky attempt to let Crafsmom know what you might want for Christmas? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family, and thank you for having such a great channel!
Hope it worked!
These videos are so well made! Thanks for always brightening my day Crafsman!
That was an excellent and appropriate electronic back beat.
I just realized last week that The Crafsman is this generation’s Bob Ross. Other people have probably already mentioned this at this point but I’m new... He could read the phone book and I would still listen. Phone book... that tells you how old I am. And I graduated high school in 1986!!!
Mrs. Ann, you are too kind. I could never come close to the impact of Mr. Ross, but I'm grateful that you found my channel. :)
Wow! Now that was a blast from the past. My favourite toys from back then and to this day are the StarCom and Dino Riders. Also the Visionaries you've got kicking around are a nice bit of nostalgia. Thank you for what you do and happy holidays to you and yours!
Always glad to read a comment like this one. Thank you! And happy holidays to you and yours as well!
I used to have some of these. I especially loved the magnetic ones. I used to stick them to my fridge. I’ve been trying to figure out their names for years. Thanks for this video and the nostalgia. A great year for toys. Awesome video.
I was 10 years old in 1986...lots of great toys back then. I didn’t have many of the toys you mentioned, but I was familiar with all of them. Transformers were my jam! And, I have a soft spot for Robo Force. Thanks for everything you do, Crafsman!
ROBO FORCE! Yessir!
Also a fan of Transformers (and GoBots - LOL!). :D
New crafsman episode dropping right before bed! Keep the quality content coming, everything you post is wonderful 💕
This was great....I’m an 80’s kid and this brought back so many memories 🙂I hope you do more videos like this👍🏻Hope you and the family have a great Christmas and New Year.
If you like the small scale figures I recommend looking up the Air Warriors line. They had lots of great little guys. I could watch you talk about toys for hours. I came for the crafting, but I absolutely love the soft spoken toy discussion. Can't tell you how helpful your videos are getting to sleep. All right, love y'all, keep on steady craftin.
My son often says he’s nostalgic for the 80’s even though he wasn’t born until 13 years after it ended. Anemoia,: nostalgia for a time we didn’t experience, is real.
Oh wow - I can fully understand that! :D
I imagine your Christmas tree being covered in interesting handmade ornaments.☺ Merry Christmas Crafsfam!
:D Do y'all have the apples with names painted on them? I'm curious if that was more of a regional thing, or if other people made those in school as well.
No apples here, but we did make those cookie shaped cinnamon ornaments. I never understood (as a kid) why anyone would make a cookie you couldn't eat 🤔 lol
Thank you for sharing these Crafsman! I was not born til the 90s so I missed these neat toys. Very cool to see innovation in its time.
I swear crafsman you are my #1 favorite crafter. Your like the Bob Ross of crafts. I'm so glad I found your channel!
"My face look dirty. 😕"
Why did I feel that facial expression in my SOUL?
aw!
Thank you so much for the fond reminder of the 80s. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Hope you have a great Christmas Crafsman ❤️
You can craft if you want to, you can leave your friends behind, cuz your friends don’t craft, and if they don’t craft then their no friends of mine
Safety Dance was '82. But close enough, my friend!
May we all do the Safety Dance in these times.
Ssss tttt eeee aaaa dddd yyyy, Steady, Craftin.
😂😂😂
Men Without Crafs
Merry Christmas to you and yours crafsman, let’s keep steady craftin to the the next year
Man, Crafman. Taking me back right there. I forgot that I even had some of these toys! Reminds me of my youth playing with my brothers. And wore that Dinoriders VHS out! Merry Christmas, Craftfam!
Always the high point of my browsing time. When Crafsman has a new video! Toys from back in that day ARE pretty dang neat.
Hope you're feeling better CrafsMan! Love you!
Christmas came early this week :) Love you Crafsman!
Mini-mini figures like that are so satisfying! I love those little Tonka figures as well as the classic Star Wars Action Fleet figures!
I remember having construction toys called Zoids. They were fun in the 80s sort of robot dinosaurs.
I am familiar with those but never owned one. :D
Well this was a blast of nostalgia for me, I remember the cartoon shows and the toys, absolutely awesome! 👍
1986 I was 8 years old and really loved Centurions. The Centurians action figures had suit attachments that made them fly, go underwater, and ride on land. An amazing time to be a kid at Christmas time. Thank you CrafsMan for sharing.
3:42 reminds me what I used to love to play with as a kid in the late 90s was the micro machines sets that came with small figures. Army sets and deep sea sets lol
Capsela!! Got gifted a small set one year it was super neat, probably still tucked away in a box somewhere :D
I feel like it wasn't very popular around here though...I don't recall having much luck finding more kits or extra parts at your regular toy store back in the day.
I think Capsella was a higher end toy kinda like what Lego was at the time.
@@machineman6498 It definitely wasn't cheap. I had two of the sets.
Man, I had more fun with those Stomper trucks than just about anything else. I even remember having one that came with a little rope-bridge that it could cross.
My brothers and I figured out how to use the AC power supply in an old digital alarm clock to hook 110v into Stompers with some blasting cap wire we borrowed from the barn. They'd run like a scalded dog for about 2 minutes... before they caught on fire...
I had a SpaceLink set! I completely forgot about the figures, I just had vague sense memories of the plastic spheres. I've always wondered what that build-a-moon-base toy was. Thank you so much for bringing up that nearly-buried memory!!!
Oh my goodness Crafsman I thought I was the only one who had Legions of Power! Still have my two sets, thanks for sharing!
Crafsman, have you heard of Snap Ships? It's a new toy from Play Monster, it's a lot like Legions of Power (might even be in the same scale in fact). No mechanical parts but the concept is similar, it's more like Glyos for vehicles.
I hope they tighten up the joints a bit more. Some of the base ships are a bit floppy
Happy holidays crafman! I had to search for new vids in spite of my notifications being for this channel being turned on. But now I'm commenting for engagement so there.
Ooh I had all of these... except the Stomper toys.
Thanks for taking me on a trip and telling me the names of those things.
The starcom guys stayed on my fridge for years
Very nice! My favourite year for toys was ten years earlier; we had Action Man in the UK, who was like GI Joe I think - but fully articulated, about 8 inches tall, and you could get different uniform and weapons kits. My best friend had a German stormtrooper uniform with helmet, boots, belts and a luger pistol in a tiny holster. I was soo jealous...
Oh mannnnnn. Y'all had some very nice toys over there. In fact, I have some of the Action Man Action Force figures (the ones scaled like Star Wars or GI Joe).
They're harder to see in my figure lineup, because they're sorta up on the very top row, in the shadows.
@@TheCrafsMan I'll keep a look out!
i had some of those spacecom figurines.. and even if it is a long time ago, showing those rectangular magnets in the shoes gave me that "feel" the toys gave me when i was but a wee boy. just like the mugged on memory lane flash that came up when you showed the dino-riders package.
Your content is amazing whenever I'm sad I just watch your videos
I was made in 86 😁 thanks for continuing to make videos that always bring a smile to my face. No matter what I'm feeling you always bring back the 😊
this channel always makes me smile
Hiya crafsman, I hipe youve been doing great! Please have a very merry christmas!
Legions of Power reminds me of one of MY favorites, but from the late 70s... MICRONAUTS!
OH SNAP! I'm a big fan of Micronauts. I vividly remember picking through Time Travelers on the store rack. We didn't have a lot of money when I was younger, so I KNOW they couldn't have been more than a few dollars then. I had several colors, and liked how they were translucent, and super articulated (even down to the little wrist).
At some point they wound up missing the white plastic feet or the silver chestpiece and such. Imagine my surprise a few years ago when I got on eBay, hoping to buy some... and I saw the prices. LOL!
YES MICRONAUTS!
Oh man I had those starcon figs. The vehicles were rad.
Great Video Craftsman.. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Man, I've been trying to figure out what those little figures were. I only had a memory, but nothing to associate it with. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing these! I missed these. I did have the original Stompers though. Still probably one of my favorites as a kid!
As a life-long Transformers nut (well, as long as they've been around, anyway), I have to say it's 1984, but '86 was cool too.
I'd actually completely forgotten about Legions of Power, but I had a few of those, and they were brilliant fun.
And Starcom. How I loved Starcom. I didn't have any of them at the time, but I managed to pick up a bunch of later-series sets a few years later from a local cash-and-carry store (that place was a friggin' _goldmine,_ I tells ya...). Not only were the figures cool, and the magnetic and mechanised features absolutely _ingenious_ (I loved the airlock on one of the bases that only opened when there was a figure on the magnetic platform), but I _particularly_ loved how the little vehicles could fold up into pod forms for storage and transport. That play pattern still inspires me today.
I wish I still had those sets, but I think I lost them in a house move somewhere along the way... 😭
And the cartoon deserved way more recognition than it got. It was well-written, didn't talk down to kids at all, and the animation was _stunning._
By the by, at the beginning of the video, who's that little chonky translucent giraffe-dude with the square on his chest standing next to Triple Threat Snake? He looks like he _should_ be another Battle Beast, but I don't recognise the style...
...Merry Christmas, chief. o7
86 was the year Optimus Prime died.
Cheers bud. Fascinating. Have a brilliant Christmas.
The commercials were ace back in the day, no wonder 90s commercials were all "WOW! WHOA! SLIME!", all the creativity was used up in the 80s.
Toys back then sure sparked a lot of creativity and imagination, and look more complex than toys of today. Thank you for sharing TheCrafsman!!
Woah, I had a Capsela Set when I was a kid, back in the 90's.
Hey, Crafsman! I know you tend to focus more on action figures rather than vehicles & other toy accessories, but this video reminded me of the 1980s “Micro Machines.” For being so tiny, they had some awesome variety & details, too. 👍🏻
That was a great video. I love 89’s toys. Instant subscribe. Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks for the memories Craftsman, I used to love Capsela as a kid and had a ton of the first generation ones. Before the remote controlled ones or Spacelink.
That little Spacelink ship looks fantastic on it's own.
Many thing passed me by in 1986 as I was really into GI Joe, but I did get a few Starcom sets. They were a lot of fun and i was so amazed at what they could do without needing any batteries!
I had the Starmax Bomber and the Starwolf starfighter and I loved that you could either put it on the top or store it in the cargo area in the back. I remember pretending that the little pilot could hang out in the bigger ship while traveling and he could climb a ladder to his fighter and deploy for action. Today, I only have the Dash figure, but he's complete with his backpack and pistol. I had to get one as he was my favorite Starcom figure :)
These are so cool! I have no memory of these, they would have been awesome to play with... there were tinker toys and erector sets, but I was bereft of those too. But when those teeny tiny action figures turned up, I'd be obsessed with them. Micro Machines were big with me, too.
Merry Christmas, Crafsman!
Always love the toy videos from the 80s. Wish you could do more!
Great video as always! Always stop to enjoy a birds song!
80s toys are so cool! I always have a fascination with them 😁
Also, HAPPY HOLIDAYS to you Crafsman and all you my fellow Crafspeople! 💕
I was born in 88 and had a Starcom figure my whole life. Stuck him to everything. Never knew where he came from! And yeah he never had a visor as long as I can remember haha. Thank you for the lesson Crafsman.
I was born in 86, they had the best EVERYTHING! Haha
Lol
^ this! :)
I came here to say this.
1986.....graduated 8th grade. I feel old.
Thank the heavens there is a Crafsman to make these lockdown days better
Love the video. Starcom was a favourite. You didn't mention that the magnets on the feet actually triggered hidden switches that did things in some of the toys. Absolute magic for a kid in the 80's.
I was born in 1987 and this was a very interesting and entertaining video. I started collecting teenage mutant ninja turtles as a kid and it’s cool to see what toys were out when I was a baby. Love your videos Crafsman!
Love your videos crafsman! Thank you!
I have happy memories of watching Dino Riders and playing with the toys. Thank you for reminding me Kind Sir!
Some of that modular space vehicle play pattern has made a comeback recently with a line called Snap Ships you might like.
I was born in '85 and i remember most of these. thanks for the trip. (:
The toys you show at 1:05- MASK I believe? I used to have those! My brother and I loved them
Merry Christmas Crafsman, Crafsfamily and all the Crafsfriends here 🎄🎁🎄❤🎄
You know, I grew up in the 80s Westberlin- favorite thing for me on weekends was waking up early and watch american forces network Tv and all those cool Toy commercials😊
You helped me remember that we had starcom figures! Thanks, Crafsman!!!
My brother in relative age!!
(Or taste in toys from a certain period)
Would love to see more of your favorites from mid to late 80s!
Mr. Crafsman, the VHS clips were amazing! Kudos to you, sir!