Fisher Price appreciation day

[knight errant00]

^ I used to take my little people family and use them as the Robinson Family in Lost in Space. I had an old Romper Room basket and a frisbee from KEDS that looked like a flying saucer and they had many adventures in the Jupiter 2. I kept my Garage and family house and my son still uses them to this day.

That's cool! I had a couple friends who had that frisbee -- I can still picture it now.

[1966BatmanFan]

After seeing this topic yesterday I had to make a stop at my parent house to get these shots of our very played with Fisher Price sets, hey the boxes still look good after all these years, and I don't know how the dog's ears survived, they are bitten, but I know there is another dog around missing both plastic ears!

[toys2cool]

aww man I loved the little people...i can still remember most of their faces

[tllgn]

as a kid ,i remember these toys but didnt have any,the one thing i use to see everywhere you went.in
toy stores,when i use to buy megos was that movie projector,i would pick it up every time and look at
the film.no matter where you went most of the time it was the lonesome ghost cartridge,i loved that.
i even bought one a while back,and of course the cartridge was lonesome ghost.

[HardyGirl]

I think it's wonderful that a little guy w/ no arms or legs or even painted clothes could spark so much imagination. The FP Adventure People had NOTHING on your little guy!

Since so many liked the story, here's the man behind it:

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Like a mego, there's a friendliness to his expression. And a simpleness to him overall that I think lent itself to my projecting all the stories to him.

Thanks for the chance to think back over it and share!

[EmergencyIan]

I had the parking garage, and have many memories of sitting on the floor playing with it.

- Ian

[1966BatmanFan]

Didn't realize there were different varieties on each figure!

and here is the dog with the chewed off ears

and the original series wooden head and body went to plastic heads and wooden body (then eventually to plastic/plastic)

[Lee9977]

great pics, lots of memories being jogged here.

[SainthoodDenied]

I never had much in the Little People line, but I did have quite a few Adventure People sets and had alot of great times with them. The Northwoods Trailblazer set was one of my favorite toys of all time I believe.

[grayhank]

Didn't realize there were different varieties on each figure!]

There are over 400+ different little people figures when you consider all the variations and materials used to make them.