Puppy Care: Black Dog Pink Hair Figure (Hornby, 1985) beverly hills

Puppy Care: Black Dog Pink Hair Figure (Hornby, 1985) beverly hillsIn the 80s, after My Little Pony and Care Bears proved there was a huge market for "cute" toys, requiring children to treat them like pets almost, everybody wanted in, to varying degrees of succes. "Puppy Care" is the result of one of these efforts, by little known toy manufacturer "Hornby", which is mostly known for producing model trains. In the 80s though, they seemingly tried to rebrand themselves and boy, are we glad they did, because these dogs

which actually fits the gameplay of Pikmin well

these little cute plush-figures are very inspired by their more official counterpart

which doesn’t sound bad

Hard to find board-game book

with entries being released under multiple names

you’re in for a scare

this is a racing game

with this awesome foam weapon set

Often confused with The My Pretty Kitties (and were also both produced by Mattel

This is the kind of game

stereotyped MOTU-figures

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