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I have a few that I can easily say would be favorites of mine and funny enough,
none of them were Japanese imports (all US made, if you count Mattels slight variation
for Godzilla's gang)
1. The Godzilla vs Tricephalon playset that Brian mentioned in the first post
2. The 1978 Rubber bendable Godzilla from GLJ, which also thanks to a certain
someone on here I now have mint in the package
3. The Mattel Godzilla Game (with the awesome side graphics)
4. Of course the Mattel/Popy godzilla's gang figures (and not counting the rubber glj figure, this was my first true Godzilla toy)
5. The various (I own one of them) 70's style artwork for these cool jigsaw puzzles from H.G. Toys:
6. the Godzilla viewmaster reel:
and finally
7. the Godzilla Wonderland LP record I use to see all the time in the back of FM magazine (which I searched for many of
my young years and finally found it one day in Alexanders, for those that remember that dept store)
none of them were Japanese imports (all US made, if you count Mattels slight variation
for Godzilla's gang)
1. The Godzilla vs Tricephalon playset that Brian mentioned in the first post
2. The 1978 Rubber bendable Godzilla from GLJ, which also thanks to a certain
someone on here I now have mint in the package
3. The Mattel Godzilla Game (with the awesome side graphics)
4. Of course the Mattel/Popy godzilla's gang figures (and not counting the rubber glj figure, this was my first true Godzilla toy)
5. The various (I own one of them) 70's style artwork for these cool jigsaw puzzles from H.G. Toys:
6. the Godzilla viewmaster reel:
and finally
7. the Godzilla Wonderland LP record I use to see all the time in the back of FM magazine (which I searched for many of
my young years and finally found it one day in Alexanders, for those that remember that dept store)
Didn't know that Gigan knock-off came in different colours. The one you gave me is brown and green. What toy is that Mecha-Godzilla peeking out from behind the Super Dino Monster with the yellow horns?
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