These toys still exist, but at a bigger scale than the originals, which are the ones we’re honoring here. The best was likely the Enterprise-D, which opened to reveal the bridge, Picard’s office and even Ten-Forward so your mini-Starfleet crew could get sloshed! (Wait, what’s this Synthehol crap?!)Ħ) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mini-Mutants But it did offer miniature versions of various Star Trek ships that opened to allow play with tiny crewmembers within, and Star Trek props like tricorders and phasers that unfolded into rooms from the Enterprise like the sickbay and transporter and an alien planet. No, this toyline from Playmates did not feature Captain Picard and Data joining Dennis Quaid on a harrowing journey through Martin Short’s innards. Oh, and know what the advertised Secret of the Loch is? Nessie is a fruitcake. I’d find and buy some of these if I wasn’t afraid that my balls would drop off.
#Micro machine playsets series
I have no problem listing Happy Ness, a breathtakingly bizarre series of playsets that featured pastel Loch Ness monsters frolicking in girly fantasy landscapes that folded up into charms emblazened with Nessie holograms.
But we do have female readers who were into all things cute and pink when they were little, and I had to include one for them. Pok?mon battled in very detailed, cartoon-ish landscapes that connected together and folded up into easy-to-carry cases.Īs important as Polly Pocket was to the micro playset genre, I just couldn’t bear to include her here. I don’t even know if these were available in the States, but these colorful Japanese sets were worth importing. A short-lived CGI cartoon series, Shadow Raiders, was based on the toyline. Each planet had a basic design theme and name (Bone, Fire, Ice, Tek etc.) and had a large assortment of alien critters, ships and weapons tucked inside.
Ever wanted to carry a whole planet in your hands and command its inhabitants into galactic battles? Who hasn’t, really? War Planets allowed kids to do just that.
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