I had a good assortment of Strawberry Shortcake dolls and Pound Puppies, I also had a Cabbage Patch doll from when I was really young. Later, as various presents, I got a Popple ("Potato Chip!"), a Fluppy Dog, and some small plastic Carebear, Wuzzle and Gummi Bear figures. Most of the other toys I had that I played with far more often were usually generic stuffed animals that I loved!

I remember a school trip to a Fire Station where the firemen were using a Teddy Ruxpin to explain to the kids about fire safety... I also remember it really creeping me out because I think that was one of the first times I'd ever seen that particular doll. Same with "My Buddy", "Kid Sister" and "The Huggabunch" dolls...

I had a LOT of stickers and coloring books, and would also get a lot of those read-a-long books that came with a tape. I also though that those books where you color with a "magic pen" (a pen filled with water), were *SO* neat and I had a few of those. I still have some sticker sheets from when I was younger, same with the coloring books, though I'm not sure exactly where they are currently.

No pictures though, you'll just have to imagine the awesomeness!!

As far as some of those robots go, I found a "Tin Heads/Space Toy Academy/Class of 62" poster a few years ago that features a bunch of toys, but, I guess all my collecting tends to stray to paper goods. Hmm... strange.

I still have Legos but don't play with them much.

The 80s were fun - the days when there was a Saturday morning cartoon for every popular toy (Pound Puppies, Teddy Ruxpin, etc.)

Tux - the water-pen things were an odd pink color with a white nib and were only in a certain brand of the coloring books (that didn't usually feature any known characters, just miscellaneous stuff). I actually *STILL* have those Ghostbuster stickers, though I lost the book itself a looooooooong time ago.

Thanks Brunette,
Those were some of my favorites as a kid!
MJB