Hey all,
I have just published a new article about the 1974 Imperial Toys "Loony Kooky" jigglers.
If you'd never heard of Loony Kookys, it's because they're pretty hard to find. Thanks to info that I gleaned from the Imperial Toys catalogs on Plaid Stallions, I can tell that Loony Kookys lasted for only 2 years at retail, while Spooky Kookys lasted 10 years. There are very few references to them online, mainly on Plaid Stallions and Flickr.
Loony Kookys only show up sporadically on ebay. And people pay ridiculous amounts of money for them.
http://zemastor.blogspot.com/2016/04...-1974-aka.html
Also, I have completed the Part 2 article about the packaging and boxes of the Imperial Toys "Spooky Kooky" jigglers, using all the great info that I got from Universal Monster Army.
http://zemastor.blogspot.com/2016/02...ooky-oily.html
I have just published a new article about the 1974 Imperial Toys "Loony Kooky" jigglers.
If you'd never heard of Loony Kookys, it's because they're pretty hard to find. Thanks to info that I gleaned from the Imperial Toys catalogs on Plaid Stallions, I can tell that Loony Kookys lasted for only 2 years at retail, while Spooky Kookys lasted 10 years. There are very few references to them online, mainly on Plaid Stallions and Flickr.
Loony Kookys only show up sporadically on ebay. And people pay ridiculous amounts of money for them.
http://zemastor.blogspot.com/2016/04...-1974-aka.html
Also, I have completed the Part 2 article about the packaging and boxes of the Imperial Toys "Spooky Kooky" jigglers, using all the great info that I got from Universal Monster Army.
http://zemastor.blogspot.com/2016/02...ooky-oily.html
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