I remember getting my Powerplay Hockey game back on Christmas of 1993 from Santa and I remember every member of my family and my friends played that game for quite a few years until alot of the peices were falling apart or not working anymore. These day's I have a Gamecraft Table Hockey game that I inherited from my dad (he wanted to get rid of it so that he could get a billiards table and concidering my buddies and I were the only ones who played it, it made perfect sense that I got it.

5:22 I immediately assumed he’s holding a morter round, not a club. Is there another guy with a morter tube?

I had the Capital model and all the Presidents . All I have is JFK !

I got Incredible Edibles for Christmas, when I was 5 years old. Very dangerous toy for a little girl; fortunately I didn't get hurt. I didn't get burned or get an electric shock because my older sisters kept 🐷🐖🐷hogging 🐷🐖🐷 it.

I love this!! Too awesome

If you go back to the lake house try to find where you guys used to play I’m sure there are a couple soldiers buried in the sand

Anybody here in 2024

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My mom bought it at a GC Murphys store. I loved it. $800 on ebay now

I had the small figures (D-Day, Iwo Jima, Desert Fox) and wanted as many soldiers as possible. My friend had the big figures. We would put them in the backyard and 'fight' by throwing 'gumballs' (seedpods) at the figures.

The real star of the show is that disc gun! I wonder when they stopped making those...mid 80's? I still have a few dozen discs sitting in a drawer somewhere...

Such great videos does Mark still make these !

Ayyyyyyy slow down there, lol. Incredible Edibles were pretty damn tasty. I'm 63 and I remember cooking those babies up as a little kid. My favorite was the tutti frutti. So much so that I've got myself some tutti frutti flavor and I put it in my drink sometime and it takes me back because it tastes very similar. I remember there was root beer and a couple of other flavors. But I do definitely remember the tutti frutti of course as I said, it being my favorite. LOL. I too can remember actually eating that right out of the squeeze pack lol. Holy crap I'm actually amazed that you have an actual shrink-wrapped unopened Incredible Edibles set. Jesus that's like finding a Rudy the Robot still in the box, or a full Super City set.

The Japanese side didn't get any tanks or trucks, but they did get a Zero fighter plane. I think the Americans got a Mustang, on top of some tanks and trucks. My buddy's set came with German tanks and trucks as well as American. There was also an 88 mm cannon or two for the Germans.

I am from the Netherlands, and lately I wondered of what brand some of my very big cowboys and indians were. Know I know, Marx! Today for collecting they are very rare. But very well made indeed. I gave away my pieces, but I remember a friend of me had a lot of those giant cowboys. He lived in a house with a large garden, lots of space to play in! Well, that was a long time ago. In the early 70's.... sometimes I desire to have a Timemachine. I would go back then, to do it all over. I guess I am not the only one.

My buddy had that battle set with the Germans and Americans. I had a similar one that was based on Iwo Jima. It came with the same green Americans, but also tan Japanese soldiers. They were much more detailed than the later Vietnam era soldier sets that came out in the '70s.

Hey Mark! How are you doing man? i miss your videos.

Not too far off man

Holy Geeze do I remember this!

I had a friend when I was a kid whose parents bought him almost every one of them. At least it seemed that way. But he was never allowed to play with them. They were on display and he had all the original boxes as well.

One of my favorites as a kid in the 60s. You could buy different flavors af participating stores. And you arespot on, they all tasted awful. 😢

Mark are you gonna upload again? Love your videos

I still have a scar on my hand where my skin got seared on the baking surface.

Thanks for this video of these toys. I also had many of these Marx toys which I enjoyed very much. Good memories.

I had this set growing up, and the figures were A LOT more detailed than the ones here...interesting. I wonder if this was a later release, just before they had to start making toys in ridiculous color schemes to downplay realism.

Apache Plaza is in Minnesota !

Merry Christmas.

I miss the unproduced, unslick local Twin Cities television of the 1950s and '60s. Mel Jass, Casey Jones, Roundhouse Rodney, Dave Lee & Pete, Clancy the Cop, Willie Ketchum, Carmen the Nurse, Axel's Treehouse.

They weren't as much dangerous as kids were stupid.....Anyway all the TOYS they called dangerous were the best TOYS.. Bring them back!!

They didn't sell very well at all. During the Christmas season of 1966 the large window boxes were on clearance for $4.99.

Will you make videos in the future? I keep visiting this video from time to time and it never gets boring.

the guy with no weapon is supposed to be carrying a wounded man.

You also asked for Lincoln logs so you could build impressive forts for your army.

I fondly remember having one of these in 1967… and I must take issue with the “taste” of the baked goo. To this day I’ve never tasted anything like it since, and it wasn’t bad by any stretch, but rather a very unique flavor. I remember running out of the goo packets and substituting green plastic army men that I proceeded to melted down into the different bugs. What a wonderful time to be a kid. I wouldn’t trade these cherished life experiences for the fountain of youth. Priceless… 👍🏻

Hello there fellow Twin Cities Minnesotan. I grew up in the suburbs but only 20 minutes away from St. Paul/Minneapolis. Anyway, I remember my grandmother had this toy so it's a bit of a blast from my past. Thank you for sharing and thank you for explaining the background on the toy. I had no idea, lol

My birthday 1972, I received the Fort Apache set and the Army set. I played with them for hours and hours.

When I was a little shaver this was top of the heap!

thanks for showing the fun from the past. the toys they make now is just crap.

There like Timmy toys

One Christmas, my dad who landed on Omaha Beach with the 29th ID helped me unwrap this gift that was sitting under our Christmas tree. He helped me put the accessories together and explained the different vehicles, canons, and weapons. Best Christmas of my life. I miss you, dad.

I've been looking everywhere for the name of this! I thought maybe I made it up as a kid. My mom gave it to me because she had it as a kid. I was a bit scared of the appearance of the oven. I didn't have the edible goop but I used to use it to make plastic creepy crawlers type molds, it worked the same way. I wanted the creepy crawlers kit but my mom said this was the same. Now being older I know it was actually cooler to have this! Thanks for helping confirm this was a real memory and not something I dreamed or misremembered.

My brother got one for Christmas. Me being the sister closest in age, younger to the only boy of a family of 7, I was the 'little brother' he never had. Because of this, I was great at sports, chess, hockey, etc. I was taught to never quit, always try, accept failure and learn from it. He was a great brother. Lost him way too young.

Wretched! 😄 Good description of the taste. Oddly it didn't stop me from eating them although I think I may have gotten bored with this toy in a matter of weeks or maybe just tired of eating sludge. Similar toys were Creeple Peeple, and Creepy Crawlers. I really liked making Creeple Peeple to put on my pencils.

I have a couple of these guys. I've got to got dig them up so I can see which ones they are. Thanks for posting this video. It was fun to see your collection.

I had that kite when I was a kid. That’s how I found this video. Looking the kite up online. Thanks.

I had this set. My stepdad threw them away.

Diecast toys too

Isnt the Clubber dropping a mortar into the tube Oh! Just heard you say that 😂

did marx make the sears blue and gray play set?

We had three of those disc-shooting guns when I was a kid. My brother, father, and I played with them a lot. I am pretty sure I also shot my toy soldiers with them too.