Toys from your childhood.

Here are my Lego Bionicles.

I didn't have any, and I really regretted it. When visiting friends who had them, I would immediately start taking them apart and putting them back together.
At home, I had a very simple construction set, I don't know if it was Chinese or Soviet, consisting of rectangular blocks with exactly two connection points. I liked it for its durability; I used it to build houses, swords, machine guns, and pistols – anything I couldn't make with regular toys. Lego is more functional, but not as durable and too "bourgeois." I don't think we had any stuffed animals; what was the point? We had figurines from Kinder Surprise eggs, a set of hippos and penguins. And that was pretty much it; occasionally, other toys would appear, but they would quickly break, get lost, or be given away to the countryside, so I mostly played with my cousin, engaging in various adventures (based on our own imaginations, of course), or playing outside.