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Hello, I'm wondering if anyone can help me identify any of these toys, I've been thinking of them for years. And I'm always searching to see if I can find them. I've described them with the best of my ability...
.Rubber Wild Animal Puppets - Came in square cardboard boxes, exposed at front (Baboon, Lion, Cheetah)
.Red Goo Filled Goofy Character - Goo could be released by removing cap, the body was made of see through plastic (had bendy arms and legs - substance was like gooze/slimy) looked a bit like Spongebob.
.Fat Looking Alien Character - Mini variety as well (came in different colours) They were all the same despite being different colours, and looked like Alf and Watto from Star Wars. The Monster/Alien looked well built and had a huge belly
.Dead Looking Rotten Fish Rubber Puppet - Puppet came in an exposed box, and one of his eyes was a cross (to show he was dead) was dark green in colour? (Much like a Boglin)
.Battery Operated Silverback Gorilla - Had a button on belly, and (on/off) switch on foot. Once switched on, the gorilla would walk (w/wheels on feet) it's eyes would flash red, it's arms would raise and it would open it's mouth and give out a mechanic sounding roar. It was made of plastic, and had rubber hands.
All of these toys were made in the mid-nineties and I remember seeing them all at popular toy stores like Toys 'R' Us.
.Rubber Wild Animal Puppets - Came in square cardboard boxes, exposed at front (Baboon, Lion, Cheetah)
.Red Goo Filled Goofy Character - Goo could be released by removing cap, the body was made of see through plastic (had bendy arms and legs - substance was like gooze/slimy) looked a bit like Spongebob.
.Fat Looking Alien Character - Mini variety as well (came in different colours) They were all the same despite being different colours, and looked like Alf and Watto from Star Wars. The Monster/Alien looked well built and had a huge belly
.Dead Looking Rotten Fish Rubber Puppet - Puppet came in an exposed box, and one of his eyes was a cross (to show he was dead) was dark green in colour? (Much like a Boglin)
.Battery Operated Silverback Gorilla - Had a button on belly, and (on/off) switch on foot. Once switched on, the gorilla would walk (w/wheels on feet) it's eyes would flash red, it's arms would raise and it would open it's mouth and give out a mechanic sounding roar. It was made of plastic, and had rubber hands.
All of these toys were made in the mid-nineties and I remember seeing them all at popular toy stores like Toys 'R' Us.