Toys
The Toys Channel has articles explaining how some of the coolest and most well-loved toys actually work. Learn the secrets of yo-yos, the wonder of LEGO bricks and magic of Baby Einstein.
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The History of Roller Skating
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The tiny toy testers are the most valuable workers at Fisher-Price Play Lab. And they're behind some of the most successful toys in the business.
Mattel's very first remote-controlled wheelchair action figure was designed with Paralympian Aaron Wheelz. And yes, it can totally do a backflip!
By Sarah Gleim
Robert the Doll, with his pockmarked face and little sailor suit, could scare the bejesus out of anyone, but what's the truth behind the stories of his mischief?
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Not only does LEGO think "Everything Is Awesome," but it also thinks "Everyone Is Awesome", too.
By Jeremy Glass
There was a lot of beautiful stuff going on in the '80s. Then, there were the Garbage Pail Kids. Take a walk down memory lane with this icky quiz.
By Alia Hoyt
She's dominated pop culture for decades, but how much do you really know about the cutest anime character around? Take our purrfect quiz to find out!
By Alia Hoyt
There are a ton manufactured every year across the world. So what company makes the most? You'll probably be shocked to find out.
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To celebrate her big 6-0, Mattel has released six special edition Barbies: astronaut, firefighter, news anchor, pilot, politician and soccer player and, this fall, astrophysicist.
Lego has switched to a sugarcane-based plastic as part of its commitment to using only sustainably-sourced materials.
Today's Lego bricks probably aren't what you grew up with.
Remember your favourite toy from when you were a kid? It may be worth a lot of money today. The online market for the sale of toys is currently booming driven largely by nostalgia and a desire by people to recapture their youth. Websites from eBay and Amazon to Craig’s List and Kijiji are full […] The post 12 Toys From Your Childhood That Are Worth A Lot Of Money Now appeared first on Goliath.
By Goliath Team
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Epic merchandising fails have included everything from a decidedly phallic Jar Jar Binks lollipop to a Transformers shave kit — for boys who don't even shave. Other bombs proves marketers will do just about anything to make a dime.
By Bambi Turner
Toys have evolved throughout history, but many of the simplest have remained the most popular since the dawn of time. Which of these 10 historic toys did you grow up playing with?
By Bambi Turner
Few things provide a better return on investment than sports cards. Baseball and hockey cards that are often bought for a buck or two can end up being worth millions of dollars if a player has a great career or gets inducted into the Hall of Fame. And when players reach legendary status in their […] The post 10 Of The Most Valuable Sports Cards Ever Sold appeared first on Goliath.
By Jack Sackman
Pull out those "Star Wars" figures collecting dust in the attic. If you have any of these 10, you could cash in — big time!
By Bambi Turner
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Get a blast from the past with our totally awesome top 10 toys list from the '80s! Did your favorites make the list? Find out which of the nostalgia-inducing toys are still around today.
By Bambi Turner
Kids who love science and math will want to get their hands on these super-fun games that make the learning part of play time.
By Bambi Turner
These 10 toys were once just a vision of their makers. Today they're multi-million-dollar -- in some cases billion-dollar! -- money makers. See which ones bring in the most cash.
By Bambi Turner
Pretty much any toy store is awesome, especially if you're a kid. But when it comes to making your wildest dreams come true, these 10 take the cake, for children and adults.
By Bambi Turner
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Think there aren't ways you can make your next water balloon fight even more epic? Think again. These 10 toys are here to prove you wrong!
By Bambi Turner
The 1980s brought us such cultural tragedies as big hair, glam metal, and an entire decade of neo-conservative government rule. It also provided kids with some life-threatening toys (surprisingly, they weren’t GI Joe action figures). All things considered though, the 80s were relatively quiet in terms of dangerous toys (the days of having fun with […] The post 6 Most Dangerous Toys Of The 80s appeared first on Goliath.
We all know that if you were a kid getting treated to McDonald’s you were already pretty happy, but then you got a toy with your meal and things couldn’t get any better. Mickey D’s officially implemented the Happy Meal in 1979 and although they had given away toys before, this now meant there would be […] The post The 12 Best McDonald’s Toys From the ’90s appeared first on Goliath.
By Telisa Carter
The first doll made specifically for boys -- deemed an "action figure" -- lived up to its name and became a global phenomenon.
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It's expected these days to have cartoons based on kids' toys -- and vice versa -- but that wasn't always the case. Which toy started the trend?
If you buy toys solely because you're hoping to make a bunch of money, you might want to come up with a different investment plan. It's hard to predict which ones will become valuable in the future.