Thanks for sharing. I love the mouse trap board game but definitely saved me from buying it myself. It is a cool talking piece but I have too many new wave toys already.
Best one I’ve had from World’s Smallest was the Uno cards. Been having fun using them with friends and family, even collected my favorite themes like Zelda, Mario, Kiki’s Delivery Service, My Neighbor Totoro, and One Piece. Anyway, gotta say, those cards fitting between your fingers sure gave everyone a good laugh, but regardless, it was an enjoyable experience like regular size Uno. Anyway, can’t wait to see what else World’s Smallest can impress me with. Mouse Trap looks neat, but it would’ve been fun to play the whole board game itself than just the trap.
@@GenXGrownUp Yea, by the looks of it, it’s not that appealing. But back in the day, the trap was the “star of the show”. Heard that many kids rather see it again rather than play the game, even tho it gets repetitive quickly, lol.
Wow never knew this existed! The original was the only board game I have ever flipped off of a table out of anger!... although flipping over the bank and knocking down a the houses and hotels on monopoly probably counts! 😆
Oooh, I think Hulking out on Monopoly _absolutely_ counts! My grandmother never lived down flipping a Scrabble board in frustration in her youth - we ribbed her about that story until the day she passed! 🥰
This is so cool!!!!! I remember having the 1963 version. Had no idea they had it that long ago and I just bought the board game video game for my blue view 2 phone and it's so much fun!!!!!! Graphics are great and for the go it's addicting can play with friends or anyone!!!!! Brings back my childhood!!!!!
I need this. I mean... this was one of the coolest toys back when I was a kid. True, I never actually played it as a game. I don't know anyone that did. But it was fun to play with.
Turn the crank, snap the plank, Hit the boot & down the shoot. Watch it roll, hit the pole,, In the tub a rub-a-dub. Put the man in the pan, The trap is set, now drop the net The 1980's version, the version from when I was a kid (I guess they changed it later years). The full-size game takes into account it won't always work (if it fails you keep playing). I have a distinct memory of when I first got the original full-sized game as a kid (in the 80's) I used to never be able to get it to work... One day I finally got it, after that I had few problems getting it to work. I must have tried it a hundred times before my first success. I never understood why that was the case (I wasn't noticeably doing things differently). My best guess has been that it took some time for the pieces to fully fit properly into the board. I wonder if the same holds true for the small one? Only mentioning it as it's something I do distinctly remember about the full-sized version from when I was a kid...
I love the tiny versions (especially when it comes to tiny versions of toys), whether its a tiny version of one of those awesome viewmasters or board games just like this one 🥰🤩✨️🎉 .
My copy of the game was missing the hand that went on top of the post to put the second ball in motion. I never did get a replacement, we always just wedged a piece of wood on top of it.
@@GenXGrownUp Sorry, I meant the full-sized one I had when I was little. I never thought about it back then, but I had a lot of defective toys and games that never got returned for a replacement, nor did my family ever write to the companies for a remedy. I had a defective remote control R2-D2. A Coleco Telstar Combat game that have a messed up display. A Coleco Telstar Arcade console where the pack-in cartridge was defective, then the lightgun started to malfunction after a month or two. A train set in a box (N-gauge) that never worked properly. A slot car set where the cars wouldn't stay on the track. Today, I would return all that stuff for a replacement or a refund.
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Thanks for sharing. I love the mouse trap board game but definitely saved me from buying it myself. It is a cool talking piece but I have too many new wave toys already.
Love hearing that my silliness can be of some assistance. Thanks, Adam! 😀🏆
Best one I’ve had from World’s Smallest was the Uno cards. Been having fun using them with friends and family, even collected my favorite themes like Zelda, Mario, Kiki’s Delivery Service, My Neighbor Totoro, and One Piece. Anyway, gotta say, those cards fitting between your fingers sure gave everyone a good laugh, but regardless, it was an enjoyable experience like regular size Uno. Anyway, can’t wait to see what else World’s Smallest can impress me with. Mouse Trap looks neat, but it would’ve been fun to play the whole board game itself than just the trap.
I always felt the game was about as bland as could be, and the gizmo was its only saving grace! 😉
@@GenXGrownUp Yea, by the looks of it, it’s not that appealing. But back in the day, the trap was the “star of the show”. Heard that many kids rather see it again rather than play the game, even tho it gets repetitive quickly, lol.
This is so stinkin’ cool! I have several of the “World’s Smallest” toys and love them.
I'm gonna be paying more attention. Being tiny & cute is one thing, but the engineering here at this scale is really impressive.
Man, no way that I want a board game that I have to put magnifying glasses on to play! 😂😂😂
It definitely helped that I was doing in through a camera lens with a viewfinder!
Wow this is insane, It's funny though, Mouse Trap was one of the first board games I remember getting as a child.
Wow never knew this existed! The original was the only board game I have ever flipped off of a table out of anger!... although flipping over the bank and knocking down a the houses and hotels on monopoly probably counts! 😆
Oooh, I think Hulking out on Monopoly _absolutely_ counts! My grandmother never lived down flipping a Scrabble board in frustration in her youth - we ribbed her about that story until the day she passed! 🥰
This is so cool!!!!! I remember having the 1963 version. Had no idea they had it that long ago and I just bought the board game video game for my blue view 2 phone and it's so much fun!!!!!! Graphics are great and for the go it's addicting can play with friends or anyone!!!!! Brings back my childhood!!!!!
I literally just came across those game on Amazon. Looked for a video. None online about it. Then you come along. Lol
Serendipity. It was meant to be, William! 😉 Thanks for watching.
I need this. I mean... this was one of the coolest toys back when I was a kid. True, I never actually played it as a game. I don't know anyone that did. But it was fun to play with.
If you really want one, link in the description and only $10. Thanks for watching!
Turn the crank, snap the plank,
Hit the boot & down the shoot.
Watch it roll, hit the pole,,
In the tub a rub-a-dub.
Put the man in the pan,
The trap is set, now drop the net
The 1980's version, the version from when I was a kid (I guess they changed it later years).
The full-size game takes into account it won't always work (if it fails you keep playing). I have a distinct memory of when I first got the original full-sized game as a kid (in the 80's) I used to never be able to get it to work... One day I finally got it, after that I had few problems getting it to work. I must have tried it a hundred times before my first success.
I never understood why that was the case (I wasn't noticeably doing things differently). My best guess has been that it took some time for the pieces to fully fit properly into the board. I wonder if the same holds true for the small one? Only mentioning it as it's something I do distinctly remember about the full-sized version from when I was a kid...
Man I want this just as a conversation piece!! That’s a brilliant idea on their part! I see more games in the future-Operation?? Lol
If you really want one, link in the description and only $10. Thanks for watching!
Operation is available from the same company
This is SOOO COOL!!!!! Thank you very much for showing this to us. You just made my day.
Then we're even, because you just made mine! Thanks, MGM! 🥰
I love the tiny versions (especially when it comes to tiny versions of toys), whether its a tiny version of one of those awesome viewmasters or board games just like this one 🥰🤩✨️🎉 .
My copy of the game was missing the hand that went on top of the post to put the second ball in motion. I never did get a replacement, we always just wedged a piece of wood on top of it.
Your original full-size, or your tiny one? Either way, that's industrious!
@@GenXGrownUp Sorry, I meant the full-sized one I had when I was little.
I never thought about it back then, but I had a lot of defective toys and games that never got returned for a replacement, nor did my family ever write to the companies for a remedy. I had a defective remote control R2-D2. A Coleco Telstar Combat game that have a messed up display. A Coleco Telstar Arcade console where the pack-in cartridge was defective, then the lightgun started to malfunction after a month or two. A train set in a box (N-gauge) that never worked properly. A slot car set where the cars wouldn't stay on the track.
Today, I would return all that stuff for a replacement or a refund.
Man this us fantastic. I need this to show my son. He grew up constantly hearing roll your dice, move your mouse
“Lost without these instructions…” 😹
Yup. My kryptonite! 🟩
Lolly lolly lolly get your Mouse Trap here!
Mouse Trap, Mouse Trap, what's your funciton?
@@GenXGrownUp Puttin' together the miniature pieces!
You'll need a magnifying glass to see it in order to put it together. Wow that's small!
You're not wrong. I did!
I’m like that when I go to the toy aisles with my kids. I get them a toy I’m interested in 😂 or sometimes I’ll find a retro throwback toy I’ll get
Can you tell me / does the mini mouse trap have the mini mouse peice
Indeed it does. You can see me placing it on the board at 4:18
The original vied for rank of favorite, in competition with Hungry Hungry Hippos. I feel like I need this! 😄
This is been around for over 25 years I bought my first copy of this in 1998.
The original, yes. This tiny version just recently, though.
Very cool! great review!
Thanks for the visit!
Very cool 😁👍💕
Thank you 🤗
This is new! WOW!
Cool, right?!
In order to play a board game, you need friends 😢
Very cool 👍👍
Coolness
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Hey Jon no thanks about getting that game I rather save my money for more vinyl records good video by the way.
There ya go.