Mine was LEGO when I was a kid.
Nowadays its my camera and Photoshop.
Mine was LEGO when I was a kid.
Nowadays its my camera and Photoshop.
Probably at the moment my iPod Nano; either that or the remote control to Foxtel.
I'm with Q_Zhang on the Lego - I had a massive chest full of Lego bricks when I was a kid and spent hours at it, it was BRILLIANT! Lego just isn't the same these days, it's all big bits of already-shaped moulded plastic, no room for the imagination. grumble, grumble.
Today probably me danelectro.
Ummmmmmmmmm....errrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....I think I could get booted off the forums if I told you.....
My sister and I had a fantastic dollhouse that our grandparents made for us. It had tiny furniture, window drapes, christmas lights for lighting, carpeting and parketry - you name it. I think I was much older when I finally appreciated all the work they must have put into it. My Mom keeps threatening to give it away, but we bring out the ol' 'potential grandchildren' line so it's still in the basement...
I'd have to say my favourite toy now is this laptop. It ain't special or particularly fast, but I use it a lot - the sesame seeds between the keys can attest to that.
Quoting CupCake
Ummmmmmmmmm....errrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....I think I could get booted off the forums if I told you.....
Behave you dirty trollop 
Lincoln Logs and these building blocks in the shape of little white bricks that snapped together. (Legos predecessor?) In the summer - the ravine behind our house was better than any toy.
These days - Beerman. After that, my paints and the walls of my house. (Or, possibly Beerman's Tiger Woods PGA Golf games for PS2.)
Quoting Isadora
Lincoln Logs and these building blocks in the shape of little white bricks that snapped together. (Legos predecessor?) In the summer - the ravine behind our house was better than any toy.
Yeah, Lincoln Logs. I still have some. Not that I still play with them
. I always loved remote control cars. RC/Tamiya made them if I remember right. You could buyall sorts of little upgrades for them - faster motors, oil-filled shocks, and on and on. I built a track behind my house with ramps and little obstacles.
Quoting Isadora
Lincoln Logs and these building blocks in the shape of little white bricks that snapped together. (Legos predecessor?) In the summer - the ravine behind our house was better than any toy.
But... aren't Lincolm Logs...
When I was a child my favorite toys wuere the trees. I used to climb them all the time.
Now, I would say my old and no too trusty PC and my Dremell Multipro.
And, since my childhood to now... imagination.
Catu XD
