What are those tiny toy cars called?
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Micro Machines are a line of toys originally made by Galoob (now part of Hasbro) in the mid-1980s and throughout the 1990s.
Do they still make micro cars?
Their manufacturers enjoyed mixed success. Some produced just a few vehicles before abandoning the idea or going kaput, while others are still in the business today. You can organize these things along any number of lines — size, country of origin and so on.
What happened to Micromakers?
Unfortunately, Micro Machines’ run at the top was short-lived. The company behind the product, Galoob, was eventually sold to Hasbro, which scrapped the brand’s basic toy line. There were efforts made in repackaging the toys but those attempts didn’t catch on as well as the original play set concept.
How much is Micro Machines?
Micro Machines NES
Loose Price | Add shipping |
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Site | Price |
GameStop | $29.99 |
Amazon | $48.95 |
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What happened to galoob?
In 1970, Lewis Galoob became too ill to continue as president, and his 21-year-old son, David, dropped out of the University of Southern California to take over the family business….Galoob.
Industry | Toys, Consumer electronics, video games |
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Founded | 1957 |
Defunct | 1998 (as a toy company) |
Fate | Closed, properties and brand name sold. |
Are Micro Machines worth money?
Most sets are worth less than the $5 retail, though some like Civil War can command over $10, and the Aliens set of three are on eBay stores for $50. The rare US version of the action fleet Aliens jump ship has been asking over $70.
What age are Micro Machines for?
Micro Machines : Toys for Ages 2-4.