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Kids toy question

14 durable postsStarted 2005-03-18Latest 2005-03-20
#11166Post 1 of 14

[img]http://www.travellingtoys.co.uk.sdhost.com/acatalog/stickle_buildabucket_thumb.jpg[/img]

what are sticklebricks called in the USA ?

[or are they not available??]

thanks

#379295Post 2 of 14

Re: Kids toy question

o yes. those are classics. i have not seen them around for years. but surely when i was a child i had those in my mouth or put them together.

ah yes. i remember. i made huge Ninja Stars and tossed them at my younger brother. He was a test subject for a lot my weapons.

#379299Post 3 of 14

Re: Kids toy question

were they called sticklebricks or summat else?

#379311Post 4 of 14

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[quote=asdf_admin]when i was a child i had those in my mouth[/quote]

Lessons so early? :blow:

#379342Post 5 of 14

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Oh my gosh, those are definitely a blast from the past!

I totally like the yellow square pieces with the middle missing. I used them as windows when I was building a house. Another time I used them as the frames to build a pair of eyeglasses.

It was stimulating how the "stickle" part of the bricks created a tingling sensation when you were using them.

#379352Post 6 of 14

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I think they're called bristle blocks if my half ass memory serves me right. I was a tinker toy kid myself. 8)

#379382Post 7 of 14

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[quote=hambino21]I think they're called bristle blocks if my half ass memory serves me right. I was a tinker toy kid myself. 8)[/quote]

looks like half your ass is working still!! thanks for answering my question.

also known as krinkes aprently-

much appreciated

[url]http://www.liveandlearn.com/krinkles.html[/url]

#379401Post 8 of 14

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lincoln logs were mad cool. all brown too. just fabulous

#379452Post 9 of 14

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Old School Legos were :RockOn:

#379465Post 10 of 14

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[quote]Lessons so early? [/quote]

Tom. Please keep this rated G. Thx in advance. :lol:

#388117Post 11 of 14

Nice Photo!! I like it!! :lol:

#388164Post 12 of 14

Didn't Legos have some ripoff bigger block franchise for retarded children who couldn't connect littler pieces? Duplos or something?

#388169Post 13 of 14

yea those things were like king-sized Legos...:lol:

#388178Post 14 of 14

Fat Legos for Fat Americans. :Yahoo:

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