Silverlit 4 Lane Horse Racing Sets Electronic Game

They would complete their race down and they get carried back to the top of the track by a little conveyor belt.

Shrinky Dinks prove that ovens arent just for food any more, while Sit N Spin proves that vertigo can be fun.

SSP Racers explode onto the scene, Evel Knievel clears all obstacles with his Stunt Cycle, Holly Hobbie lends her bonnet to many a domestic product, Atari and Odyssey bring the video game craze home, and with a little help from George Lucas movie, a new Star (Wars) is born.

However, the moderators forgot some wonderful toys from the 70s.

Who could forget: Slime, Magic Window and Super Elastic Bubble Plastic I never had these items, but they were always on the top of my Wish List.

The second was the same size guy, purple with an alien type head.

His clear front revealed a metallic pinwheel that would spin and spit sparks when activated by a trigger on his side.

I believe the third guy was a part of the same crew, and was a lot like the green Stretch Monster but I remember his head being of the same material as his body.

You would take out the contents, unfold the scene (a downtown city street, a wharf with warehouses, etc) then take the decal sheet which was covered with pictures of bad guys, explosions, the main character, and orient where you wanted the decal on the scene, as they were crammed onto the decal sheet to save space.

Then youd take a pencil or coin and rub the plastic decal sheet, transferring the decal onto the scene and slowly lift the decal sheet off, making sure not to tear the decal (if you hadnt done a good job rubbing it).

Anybody remember these Moreover, what were they called These were similar to Colorforms but once you got the decal in place, you couldnt take it back off again.

Whilst it has been nothing more than a memory for many years, I googled Pop Cars tonight and found your post.

So my job was to drive the POP car around the toy department each Saturday morning.

I think I sold.well I am sure that I sold.zero POP cars but I had enormous fun.

Do you know of any collectorsenthusiasts I could contact (or would you like a trip down memory lane LOL) Jenni.

There is no battery in it so not sure it works Regards Jenni.

A talent scout came to my pre-school and I was one of 2 boys that were selected to shoot the commercial.

If you have ANY information or any photos of your friends Pop Car, I would love to see it and know of its whereabouts.

I cant find any other information on the internet about that toy and that baffles me.

Anyhow, Im keeping my fingers crossed that you respond with some information.

He now has two young sons, so I would LOVE to give his family a little trip down memory lane.

I had a toy that consisted of a couple of small guys riding tiny bikes with solid metal wheels racing around a track.

Silverlit 4 Lane Horse Racing Sets Electronic Game