Toys from the 70's

>>6466001
Aren't most of those from ultraman?

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>>6466001

>OP not posting Mego Superheroes pic, the most 70's of 70's toylines.

Son, I am disappoint.

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>>6466288

I mean, how could you not love a toyline that gave Hulk a van to cross the country in?

HULK LIVE DOWN BY THE RIVER!!! HULK A FREE SOUL WHO NOT LET MAN BRING HIM DOWN!!! HULK HAVE STRICT ASS, GRASS, OR GAS POLICY FOR ALL PASSENGERS!!!

I'm from the 90's but I'm curious about what toy technology/industrial resources we had in those years, the way to do gloves for dolls was weird, looks like kitchen gloves, like the ones in >>6466288 or the retro Barbie astronaut

>>6466266
They were manufactured in the 70’s for Mattel by Bandai. All the other toys in the set *except* Godzilla, are recasts of Popy Ultra Saurus toys (that’s right: Popy toys from Japan recast by Bandai in Taiwan for Mattel in America). And you're right, they have nothing to do with Godzilla.

>>6466333

i had no idea they brought sofubi dolls to the west back in the day, thats pretty cool.

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Grail: mint unyellowed Living Barbie

>>6466779
Is it made of human flesh and imbued with the soul of a human sacrifice?

>>6466321
They were basically vinyl mittens.
At that time boys basically only had cloth wearing dolls or green army men.