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THIS is it!

[horatio]

Originally Posted by kevin

I had phasers, tricorders, USS Enterprise, Klingon D-7's and starbases all made out of the bits and pieces of LEGO I had amassed over my years as a kid!

Then I could demolish them all and build the Iris ship from Ulysses in the 31st Century!!

Then......on and on and on!!

Originally Posted by Roysten

LEGO is awesome, have a box full of it in my attic, I drew TNG style uniforms on several lego folk and made a pretty swanky version of the Enterprise-D bridge ajoining most of the other major sets seen in the series.

Still the most fun with LEGO is in the making rather than the playing I always found.

Sweeeeet, Trek and Lego.

[trekie]

Man I feel old, I can't even recall which was my fav toy as achild.

[That Metal Beastie]

I had a Star Trek Tracer Pistol, I believe it was called. It vaguely resembled a Trek phaser and shot little plastic disks. Very cool, or so I thought then- late sixties. The disks had aerodynamic properties not unlike a frisbie, which were all the rage then. The coolest thing was how you could ricochet and carom shots off walls. My brother and I could hit each other around corners this way! Haven't thought about that in years! Wow! I need to call my mom and point out to her how wrong she was. No eyes were ever put out by the things.

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We were so poor when I was a kid, if I hadn't been born a boy I'd have nothing to play with." -Rodney Dangerfield

[FanWriter45]

Did anyone else have the old SST toys? The ones that had the flywheel built into them. You'd pull the T handle out, which would rev up the wheel, and then you'd race 'em across the kitchen floor. I had the second set of those, which were the "demolition derby" set. They were specifically designed so that they looked like beat up old cars, and when you aimed them at each other, body parts would go flying in all directions...

If it weren't way too early, I would have suspected that it was a "Fast and Furious" tie-in...

[Samuel]

Originally Posted by vuedoc

We were so poor when I was a kid, if I hadn't been born a boy I'd have nothing to play with." -Rodney Dangerfield

Ah good ol Rodney.

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Originally Posted by FanWriter45

Did anyone else have the old SST toys? The ones that had the flywheel built into them. You'd pull the T handle out, which would rev up the wheel, and then you'd race 'em across the kitchen floor. I had the second set of those, which were the "demolition derby" set. They were specifically designed so that they looked like beat up old cars, and when you aimed them at each other, body parts would go flying in all directions...

If it weren't way too early, I would have suspected that it was a "Fast and Furious" tie-in...

I absolutely had a few of them! I think I actually had the older set. I liked the Dragster the best for some reason- If I remember, it made sparks and did a wheelie.