Tim Smith collects Micro Machines. Here, he tells Toy Tales about his collection and how it served as a catalyst to his new book, Micro But Many.

Here’s proof that cereal isn’t just for breakfast anymore! The Mini Cereal Boxes puzzle set  from New Hampshire-based White Mountain Puzzles includes a selection of six childhood favourites from General Mills.

Luke Goodman’s book, The Nerf Blaster Modification Guide: The Unofficial Handbook for Making Your Foam Arsenal Even More Awesome, is an invaluable resource for Nerf modders.

Released in 1978 from TOMY, Digital Derby was an electro-mechanical game that challenged players to successfully navigate their race car through a non-stop flow of oncoming traffic.

NASA at Home is a new initiative for science enthusiasts to explore the universe without leaving home.

There’s a new NASA space-themed edition of the Etch a Sketch and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

At Ganz, the dream of one family evolved to change an entire industry.

Rev ‘N Roar mimicked the function of a manual transmission, allowing kids to shift from first to fourth gear to get their car on the road.

Keith Haring’s street-based, graffiti art style has been translated into a 500-piece puzzle from the MoMA design store.

The Epic Marvel Podcast examines the world of Marvel’s imprint publication, Epic Comics, that ran from 1982 to 1996.

Remco’s Little Red Spinning Wheel was advertised as an authentic reproduction that was “just like Great Grandmother’s!”

The Center for Puppetry Arts is giving fans a virtual peek into Jim Henson’s fantasy film, The Dark Crystal: World of Myth and Magic.

A collection of more than 1,000 Micro Machines are featured in the new book ‘Micro but Many’ and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Brian Volk-Weiss, creator of the Netflix docuseries The Toys That Made Us, talks about his new series, A Toy Store Near You, and reflects on some of his favourite vintage toys.