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Great Adventures Castle
1994 · Model 7110
Look for the fold-down drawbridge and the opening high up where you drop a boulder into the castle. A cannon also folds out from a hiding place in the wall. This first Great Adventures castle is the big model with separate play areas, rather than the later carry case.
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Dream Doll House
1993 · Model 4600
The white Victorian-style house has an aqua roof and a pink porch that flips up for storage. Open the right French door and the doorbell rings. The folding porch is a quick way to tell it from the larger Grand Doll House that followed.
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Great Adventures Pirate Ship
1995 · Model 7043
Look for a ship with a crow’s nest that moves up and down, a fold-down plank, and a hidden cannon. The adjustable anchor and movable ship’s wheel give you two more clues if the loose pirate figures are missing.
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Bubble Mower
1990 · Model 2022
The early version has a red and black body, a white push handle, and a yellow pretend starter cord. The mower sends bubbles out when you push it, and the speed dial on the handle clicks as you turn it.
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Big Action Garage
1996 · Model 77450
The garage has two memorable ways down: a yellow corkscrew ramp and a straight red chute with a starting gate. Take the elevator up its tall gray shaft, then choose a route back down. Look for a red storage drawer on the side.
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Power Wheels Jeep Adventure Team With TelePack
1996 · Model 74450
Look for the teal Jeep with red bumpers and a bright red pack on the back. The TelePack comes off to make a pretend base camp, with a play radar screen, hiding space, and working walkie-talkies. The removable pack is what identifies this Adventure Team Jeep.
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Little People Drive-In Movie Theater
1990 · Model 2454
The drive-up ticket booth and car ramp sit directly beneath the screen. Turn the red knob on top to change the beach and ocean views. If you remember a car parked under a screen instead of a stage inside the older Play Family Village, this is the set to look for.
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Chunky Little People Farm
1991 · Model 2555
Pick out the big green base and the barnyard sticking out from the side. Turn a figure in its action seat and a conveyor slides back and forth. The three fence slots on the yard are another clue that you have this barn.
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Chunky Little People Airport
1991 · Model 2558
Turn the antenna on top of the terminal to move the elevator in the middle. The terminal also has an orange luggage carousel and a gray pullout runway. Those details distinguish the airport building from the standalone Little People jet.
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Chunky Little People School Bus
1992 · Model 2372
Turn the driver in the yellow bus and the door opens while the stop sign swings out. Look for six passenger seats and a driver’s seat, plus room in the original set for Lucky the dog.
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Chunky Little People House
1991 · Model 2557
The blue crank makes a figure climb the outside stairs. Inside, turning a figure in its seat changes the picture on the TV, and the tabletop flips from checkers to place settings. Look for the orange front door and green base.
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Chunky Little People Circus Train
1992 · Model 2373
Push down on the engineer to hear the engine whistle. The three-car set includes squeezable animals and differs from the earlier 991 Circus Train. Look for this version with the wider Chunky Little People figures.
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Discovery Schoolhouse
1990 · Model 1023
Look for an oversized red schoolhouse with a white top and a yellow slide. The three Jumbo Little People figures have different bases that fit their own slots, turning the playset into a shape sorter.
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Lights ’N Sounds Piano
1990 · Model 1102
Look for the white nursery piano with three light-up keys and a mirror above them. The rolling picture bar shows marching animals, and the later color version has a different color set and different animals.
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Bubble Sax
1990 · Model 2213
The yellow saxophone plays notes and sends bubbles out while you blow. The bubble solution goes into the toy itself, and you can play it without filling the reservoir. Look for the rounded bell and colored keys.
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Tape Recorder
1991 · Model 3818
Identify the white cassette recorder by its red face and the red-and-blue microphone on a yellow cord. The real tape deck has separate colored buttons for functions such as play and record.
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Playback Keyboard
1992 · Model 3820
Look for a small electronic keyboard with a carry handle and three modes. The memory playback setting lets you record and replay what you played, while the demo plays a short version of “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.”
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Pink Puffalump Kids Snuggle Light
1992 · Model 1372
Squeeze the doll and its plastic face lights up under a floppy pink nightcap. The body stays soft because the battery-powered light unit lifts out. Look for the full pink sleep outfit to distinguish it from the blue Snuggle Light.
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Bubble Blower
1993 · Model 2241
The first version looks like a leaf blower, with a red body, yellow hose, and a hand crank that sends bubbles through the hose. A later green model appeared in 1998, so look for the red-and-yellow body to recognize this one.
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Perfect Shot 110 Camera
1994 · Model 3815
Identify the blue film camera by its two side handles, built-in flash, and separate viewfinders so you can keep both eyes open. It takes real 110 film, which separates it from a pretend camera and Fisher-Price’s later 35 mm Perfect Shot.
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Radio-Control Raceway
1994 · Model 72800
The two wireless cars race on a broad gray track. Choose their slower or faster speed setting before starting. The cars and controllers pack into the track base, so a surviving handle on the track is another clue.
