topper toys in 71 produced an image of a world populated by robots .
here is a site devoted to them!
Ding-A-Lings - Ding-A-Lings by Topper Toys
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topper toys in 71 produced an image of a world populated by robots .
here is a site devoted to them!
Ding-A-Lings - Ding-A-Lings by Topper Toys
Last edited by AAAAA; Jul 31, '10 at 9:34 AM.
I had these as a kid but never knew what they were until a few years ago.
All I could recall was blue plastic track with gear teeth in the center and robots that moved along them. I can barely recall them besides that and don't remember which ones I had. Pretty sure it came as a set though. One of the track sections had a pointy end on it and I remember I could reach the ceiling with it and proceeded to poke holes in the acoustic tiling. I'm guessing that's why I don't recall having it long after that.
Rich
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I had found out about them in the early 80's back when I was in 4th grade. We had some sort of project and this one girl in my class had a ding a ling glued to construction paper. I thought the robot was awesome and she was nice enough to rip it off her project and let me keep it (from the website you gave I see I had Brain, though he did not have any stickers on him). I still have him here (somewhere) in the house
Last edited by mazinz; Jul 31, '10 at 3:53 AM.
"What motivated him to throw a puppy at the Hells Angels is currently unclear,"
Memory *is* RAM!
We just discovered these a while back... I am REALLY thinking about pursuing them. Like them a lot.
Anybody got any?
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I do, boxer is the most commonOriginally Posted by jimbutsu
answer man the hardest
jack in the box the rarest
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