We also used to play….
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Graywulff wrote:
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Don't forget the army men taking over the erector set constructed towers.
plumbob wrote:
Don't forget the army men taking over the erector set constructed towers.
Mine were forts made of slide together blocks😁
plumbob wrote:
slide together blocks?
yup they were finger jointed and had the alphabet letters on em
Graywulff wrote:
yup they were finger jointed and had the alphabet letters on em
I remember the alphabet but not the finger jointed.
Graywulff wrote:
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Chinese checkers was one of my favorite games. 👍👍
I got to visit our own Lincoln Logs last weekend in CA. Brother Bob took them for his kids (and now Grandkids) about 40 years ago. I don’t know how many hundreds of hours I spent building forts and compounds, setting up our Army men and cowboys and Indians to shoot them with my old Daisy BB gun…
Lots of BB dents in those logs! 😉
I may have to start shopping around for some for my younger Grandkids as they are getting close to the right ages.
Remembered all the others, too.
Was never a big fan of the Erector Set…but had one.
CamT
Loc: La Porte, Texas
Graywulff wrote:
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Had all of them except the "tickle bee", never heard of it
Graywulff wrote:
Mine were forts made of slide together blocks😁
Wulffy, we played with the little pieces of lumber that my dad had left over when he was building a barn, then I got big enough to start helping him when he would go on a job I would keep all the scrap pieces picked up and get whatever he needed when he was on the ladder that's when I leaned what a gopher was 😂😂
OJdidit wrote:
I got to visit our own Lincoln Logs last weekend in CA. Brother Bob took them for his kids (and now Grandkids) about 40 years ago. I don’t know how many hundreds of hours I spent building forts and compounds, setting up our Army men and cowboys and Indians to shoot them with my old Daisy BB gun…
Lots of BB dents in those logs! 😉
I may have to start shopping around for some for my younger Grandkids as they are getting close to the right ages.
Remembered all the others, too.
Was never a big fan of the Erector Set…but had one.
I got to visit our own Lincoln Logs last weekend i... (
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I used to do the lincoln log forts and army men with my kids. We'd shoot em with rubberbands.
Graywulff wrote:
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Had them all except Tickle Bee. I never played much chinese checkers. Had a big plastic set of regular checkers, with a plastic sheet board that you played on the floor.
GW
I see you found some of my missing marbles
Fredfish wrote:
Had them all except Tickle Bee. I never played much chinese checkers. Had a big plastic set of regular checkers, with a plastic sheet board that you played on the floor.
I had n old uncle when I was a preteen.
He was a character brother.
Taught me how to play checkers n took me to the pool hall with him.
Wish he'd was around when I got older.
👍😊
Graywulff wrote:
It wasn’t sophisticated or electronic but it was all fun and we played for hours on end.
Had pants wear out on knees from playing marbles.
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