Tomy’s Drive Yourself Crazy handheld game put kids ages 6 and up into the driver’s seat.

TOMY released its Tron line of toys in 1982 following the release of the science fiction action movie by Walt Disney Productions.

Released in 1974 from Tomy, Nuttsy Tennis was a tabletop tennis game for 2 players.

Released by Tomy in 1997, the Big Loader Construction Set put children in charge of their own construction site.

TOMY’s Maché Magic allows children to create papier maché objects using two everyday household items: toilet paper and water.

Released in 1982 from Tomy, the Great Gears mechanical puzzle was both challenging and stylish.

In 1984, TOMY released the Tutor Play Computer, an educational toy for preschool-age children to learn their ABCs, discover, and play grown-up.

Released in 1976 from Tomy, Mr. Mouth was a tiddledywinks-influenced game of skill and coordination for children ages 5 and up.

In 1977, TOMY released the Tutor Typer, an educational toy designed to help children, ages 3 to 8, learn to spell, count, and use a keyboard. 

Released in 1976, Tomy’s Spars & Stripes was a new “unsinkable” sailboat that actually sailed.

Yee-haw! In 1982, TOMY released Pony Plates, a Western-themed variant on its popular Fashion Plates design kit. Children ages 6 and up could create personalized ranch scenes complete with horses, barns, and wilderness landscapes.

Released in 1978 from Tomy, Fashion Plates allowed budding fashionistas to design their next line of haute couture for the catwalk aka the family bulletin board or refrigerator.