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Just buy Tamiya

Your voice reminds me of David lynch a little bit

Hong Kong fufu

I loved this, felt like an adventure in ADHD, exactly how my projects go

Dude, thats mutley. Call Andrew Schultz and see if hes willing to buy his best buddy back from you😂

Is this the thing from the „do you know the muffin man?“ sound?

Wow I member playing one of them

$56 is crazy

It absolutely disgusts me to know how poor I grew up, but if I could have managed to somehow keep everything I would be rich

Mutley is great❤

I recognized him immediately!

Muttley

Wow awesome Sir! Please tell us about the piano.

thanks for the teardown! i saw another version of this and wondered how the spinning mechanism worked. i guessed it right! it recocks everytime you launch!

Awesome bonus find . But did you get the piano to work ?

muttle. Know for his great laugh. I think it durk dasterly is the owner.

OMG. I had one of those!!

Did you get the piano working?

Impressive. I am not familiar with this one. But I'm always glad to see Fisher-Price toys. And man, a testament to how well made they are. And that little Muttly figure stuck in there was a fun surprise.

I had the same pinball machine. I had a blast playing it!!

Ella james

Lucky!

Oh my gosh, I have to tell you this. I’m now 47. And I had this when I was a child. My late father bought it for me many many many years ago when I was a child. And the image drawing on the side is ingrained in my memory I remember having dreams about those penguins after I play with them as a child. And to this day, I’ve only ever had the image in my head and all of a sudden I clicked and thought let me search for this on RUclips and you have the exact one that I had, thank you so much. It was so great to see this and to hear this but most of all to see the little images on the side and my little friends sliding around it brought back so many good memories of me and my dad. Thank you so much.

Is this sewing machine for sale.

I had this as a kid. It seemed to be pretty fancy tech at the time.

When I was a little kid, I had a dream that I was playing with a Speak & Spell and the Erase key actually said "Erase." That key is totally silent on the 1978 machine, but when they came out with Super Speak & Spell, the Erase key makes a swallowing sound.

Back in 1978, a computer was limited to having 64K of memory (64,000 bytes). In the 21st century, you can easily have 64 Gig (64 billion bytes) on a very small chip. That is why the speech had to be compressed and sounds so robotic. Now, you can take someone's voice and sample it accurately. The Basic Fun replica of the Speak & Spell has very clear speech done with modern sampling techniques and plenty of memory, although they ran the speech through digital effects to give it that retro robotic sound for the sake of nostalgia. The deal with the module is that when you press Module Select, the machine is "bank-switching" the memory so that it will draw words from the module instead of the built-in memory chip.

I suspect that the apostrophe key only beeps and does not say "apostrophe" because all the speech had to be coded by hand, since there was no way to automatically "sample" it, where a sampling machine would convert the audio into data. It was probably difficult for them to code that word in particular, so they didn't do it, and the response on that key was left as a beep. The modern Speak & Spell does say "apostrophe," but it has a volume button that beeps like that.

I had a Speak & Spell, but never got any modules. My cousin had one with a module. I think it was one about verbs, because I remember it having the words "edit" and "edited." I find it interesting to learn about what the ET module does, because I remember seeing the commercial about it but never used the machine with that module. It's interesting how the module frequently uses the functionality of having supplemental information with a word, such as "Spell 'save' as in 'save the frogs <croak>.'" It's like a teacher giving a spelling test where she will include a sentence with each word. The built-in word list has a few words with additional information, such as "Spell 'yolk' as in 'egg.'" That way, you know it's not "yoke."

I had a game similar to this but with tokens. As you turned the circles the tokens would change place and could fall lower so we coud play over them. I cant find it eany where.... i loved that game. This one looks like good alternative. Thanks for sharing!

How old is that?

thanks - helped a lot !!!

I had a Sears Giant Crane. It was awesome. The amount of control you had allowed a lot of movement to build things. I played with mine for years. One of the best toys I ever had.

OH HELL YEAH! This was my big present one Christmas. The one thing I said I wanted. I played with this for years. Even as a young teen, I was using it to build not only the included buildings, but also using it with Legos, dominoes, and green army men (and Hot Wheels) to make racing/destruction layouts. This still has a place deep in my 62 year old heart. Subscribed based on this ultimate toy.

Is that c or d size batteries?

Evan tho im a kid I read luis la'more zane grey ralph compton elmer kelton and more🤠🐴🔫🏜

Maravilla!! saludos.

Are these for sale?

That would be dope if it was rewired to plug into an outlet.

Oh my gosh $50 is so much but that looks super cool

I’m having problem with mine where the spools aren’t running. But everything else seems to work. Would I be right to assume is a belt issue ?

I just found a picture of me on Christmas morning when I was like 4 or 5. My Talking Whiz Kid box next to me. I remember Follow me was my absolute favorite ❤❤

nice

I feel like you could be Hank & John Greens long lost cousin or something lol

I’ve just posted the same radio on my page - any idea what year/years they were made?

How come there more penguins?

Gotta love finding stuff like that. Especially from a team that's no more. Very cool find!

You have my grandpas hifi set up from the 80s/90s.😂lol now all you need is a 200 disc CD changer and a big screen TV.