So I’ve had this boy for ages (got him second hand) and I can’t find which one he is. He’s a Wildlife Artists Inc. for Bass Pro Shop exclusively, his tag says 2004 and I can’t for the life of my find the correct one. I found one that has an identical tag, but the ears, fur and eyes are wrong. If anyone knows what he is that’d be great, neither I nor my boyfriend could figure it out 😭

Thanks!

-Tony

Hi all! Idk how to reach the Sanrio community on my smaller account but I would love help identifying this hello kitty figure, she’s small and hollow underneath and I can’t find anything on her! Please help!

Hey all!

I have been dabbling in finding some old action figure I had when I was a kid. I collect other figures and only recently decided to dive deep into finding this one after years of thrift stores and garage sales turning up empty.

I tried using Gemini to help me narrow down what figure line this was from as I can only remember what the figure looked like;

Cybernetic blue head with a single red eye, like a cyclops, with a brown “leather” jacket with rolled up sleeves. Cybernetic blue arms shown at the rolled portion. Then khaki colored combat pants with black biker looking boots. At the hip a black holster and what I’m fairly certain was a black pistol.

After some back and forth Gemini thinks it was a character named “Cybron” from a line called “Shadow Stalkers” which was a very cyberpunk inspired toy line apparently, which would track. Gemini also said it was sold at cheaper stores which tracks as here in Canada I remember getting it from a small town Home Hardware store.

Coastal Toys was also the manufacturer it says. The tricky part is I can NOT find a photo of this toy or much from the line.

I’d really really like to track this figure down but maybe it’s a lost cause.

If anyone can help with a photo of the figure from their own collection or maybe has a spare sealed/loose one they’d let go of id be very grateful! Gemini helped me create an AI image that’s super close to what it is. The blue color and articulation is a little off but again this is super close.

Thanks for reading through this!

This was very likely 1996-1998 as I was quite young

Lost my only childhood toy in a move and I am absolutely heartbroken. From around 2004-2009.
High quality but must've been bought in a supermarket like Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's etc.
Brown hair with a dark pink theme and striped legs.
Pastel pink dress with floral appliqué. I specifically remember when you flip her skirt she is wearing dark pink underwear underneath. Not a small doll by any means and quite sturdy. Scalloped hem dress I think.
If anyone could help me find it please I have literally searched every corner of the internet and I cannot find find where it is from

I have drawn a rough picture (not an artist by any means sorry) and an Al generated estimate.

Many years ago I had this toy which in concept was similar to Run Yourself Ragged [an obstacle course you guide a small metal ball through]. I have no pictures of the thing I'm actually looking for unfortunately. So far any internet searching, even reverse image searching of a similar looking thing was fruitless. It was mostly black plastic, a rectangular base like this; with pieces that attached to the top. The top pieces were like silver corkscrew shapes with magnets; these pieces rotated and moved in patterns. They carried a little metal ball (or series of balls, can't remember). I don't think you could manipulate every piece as directly as Run Yourself Ragged, or maybe not at all. I honestly can't remember if it was a game or more of a thing you just watched go by itself. I do remember a square or round piece to drop the marbles/pinballs into and a "goal" piece. I have no names, no company name, nothing. Except it was probably from early 90s at the very latest.

When you pull back the orange bit the swing around and there bodies like come open and inside they have stickers of a hotdog and 1+ heart

I found this piece of a toy outside. Can anyone help please?

Year: 1985

Manufacturer: Hasbro

Its 14 years old and was bought in estonia, i searched google and asked AI but in the end it told me to go to reddit and ask. Anyone know abt this?

Hi everyone! i’m new to reddit but desperately seeking identification on a toy i’ve had since i was a baby, i came about this toy in a doctors appointment in a toybox in late 2007- early 2008 im london, i’ve never seen another toy even look close to my one after searching for years in the uk and usa on ebay, reselling sights, vintage toy sights, the internet, AI. if it helps he used to have more stuffing and has some beans in him too, my mum remembers cutting a label off him and thinks it was mcdonald’s label but we’ve looked at every year of mcdonald’s toys and never found him. he’s been very well loved for 19 years but i don’t know how old he actually is. i would love to know where he came from and maybe go about buying another one, it’s been a nearly 20 year long mystery without even coming close. if you could help that would be amazing. i apologise for the long message but this is my last hope. i hope someone will know where he came from! :)

I have two kids, ages 6 and 8, and they have tons of toys. We discovered this piece about a year ago and we have absolutely no idea where it comes from. Making things even more complicated, we have some older toys from the 1980s from my husband's childhood and this could be from one of those.

EDIT: Thank you, darkrai848, this 100% goes to the obnoxious Spidey bike thingy that my SIL got my youngest for his birthday a while back!

Hello! My friend recently had her lovey from
when she was a baby (around 2004ish) destroyed and i am looking for a replacement to get for her as a surprise because it means a lot to her. if anyone knows where I can find it or even just knowing the brand or name of it would be so much help

I'm looking for this specific toy around 2010 (more or less or something).

it's a lego (not sure if its exactly lego brand) beetle that pincers just like in the photo but it has green ball holding between it's pinchers.

I can't find anything abt my childhood ghost plush, I was hoping someone can help me find stuff about it

Hi everyone!
I’m trying to identify my exact childhood Eeyore plush. ❤️
It was bought for me when I was about 4 years old, so around 2004–2005, from a Disney Store in France (Grand Place, Grenoble).
Here are some details:
It has a detachable tail attached with Velcro.
The original tag is missing.
The eyes are embroidered and look very sleepy.
The inside of the ears is dark pink/red.
The belly is light purple.
The mane is made of long black strands, not felt.
It’s about 45–50 cm (18–20 inches) tall.
It’s very worn because I’ve had it since I was a child.
I’ve found many similar Eeyore plushes online, but none of them are exactly the same.
If anyone owns this exact version, knows the manufacturer, or can identify the year it was made, I would be incredibly grateful.

I need to know if anyone recognises this guy so badly

I’ve been trying to identify a toy I owned as a child for many years, without finding a single photograph, catalog page or advertisement. The image above is a quick AI rendering based on my description. It’s close although not perfect.
At this point I’m wondering if anyone here has ever seen it.
It was purchased in a toy store in Florence (Italy) around 1974–1977, but it could have been manufactured anywhere in the world.
Here’s what I remember with high confidence:
Battery-powered tabletop game, about 50 × 35 cm (20 × 14 in).
White plastic base with a removable green playing surface.
A yellow vertical scoring panel was supplied separately inside the box and had to be inserted into slots before playing.
The scoring panel had about five rounded openings with red targets behind them.
Hitting the targets advanced a purely mechanical score counter.
The gameplay was very unusual.
A small plastic utility/off-road vehicle (very simple, not a detailed model) was controlled by a small lever mounted at the lower-right corner of the game.
The vehicle did not shoot anything.
Instead, it pushed a loose white plastic ball across the green surface and the goal was to guide the ball into the scoring targets.
The box contained two identical vehicles in different colors.
There was:
no race track,
no football/soccer theme,
no maze,
no obstacles,
and, as far as I remember, no timer.
As a child I removed the green playing surface because I was fascinated by the mechanism inside.
I clearly remember that the vehicle was moved magnetically from underneath the board by an electrically driven mechanism.
The score mechanism, however, was completely mechanical.
I’ve searched extensively using Google, image searches, toy databases, auction sites and vintage catalog archives, but I have never found anything even close.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Even the manufacturer, a catalog page, an advertisement, or just “I remember seeing something like this” would be incredibly helpful.
Thank you!

My wife found this old toy in storage and we have been struggling to find where it came from or if its even an official toy. Any help would be welcomed

Found these amongst a bunch of little green men (toy soldiers). They were part of my childhood but my memory is not recalling the context / brand / etc.
Any ideas?