In 1961, Mattel released Blaze, a talking horse that wasn’t named Mr. Ed!

“Boba Fett’s on my trail!”

A 1989 print advertisement for Call the Plumber from Tiger Games.

“It keeps you on the move.”

An ad from 1978 for the Expert Builder Series from LEGO. The new LEGO sets included moveable parts that made models “more realistic and more fun.”

“Tommy, you had a rough time out there.”

In 1989, Mattel released a new line of He-Man action figures to coincide with the release of The New Adventures of He-Man, a new animated series starring everyone’s favorite defender of the planet Eternia.

“Frankenstein is in a foul temper.”

“Olympic-size skittle bowl, it’s like having a bowling alley in your backyard or playroom.”

In 1963, Gilbert released The Wing Thing, an “all-weather flying vehicle” that stood a whopping 36-inches long by 48-inches wide.

“May the mightiest power prevail!”

Released in 1989 by Power Wheels, Hot Shot was one of the company’s battery-powered cars for children aged 3-7.