I had a model maker, which I guess was the girl version of the monster maker. You could change out the hairstyles and make the model's skirt be plaid or flowered or whatever. What a rip.
I loved that thing too. I remember that the school super-intendent's son--Matt something--always wanted to come over and use the Monster Maker. He also wore a homemade Ghostbuster backpack. He was real popular.
they had the fashion plates version at my daycare. i had completely forgotten about this toy until your blog. i loved the hell out of that thing and its pink embossed dress parts.
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I had a model maker, which I guess was the girl version of the monster maker. You could change out the hairstyles and make the model's skirt be plaid or flowered or whatever. What a rip.
Fashion Plates! That's what they were called. Not nearly as cool as monsters, in any event.
I loved that thing too. I remember that the school super-intendent's son--Matt something--always wanted to come over and use the Monster Maker. He also wore a homemade Ghostbuster backpack. He was real popular.
they had the fashion plates version at my daycare. i had completely forgotten about this toy until your blog. i loved the hell out of that thing and its pink embossed dress parts.
i don't think any picture could invoke the word toy, and the word shit, more effectively. Nice work Josh.......
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