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Little soldiers.
Robots, Transformers.

I needed to combine the soldiers with the robots because they are small. Actually, I mostly had those, and also a lot of weapons. LEGO was too expensive. So, that's why I mostly played with soldiers.

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I also loved playing doctor Frankenstein and creating new heroes from the parts of broken ones.

Lol, I did that too.

I had a lot of Spider-Men, all sorts of them. And in general, there were many characters from that cartoon: Scorpion, Venom, Carnage, Lizard, a six-armed spider-monster, someone from the goblins, and maybe someone else, I don't remember anymore. Besides that, there were three Spider-Men in different outfits, one on a skateboard, the second on a scooter, and the third on a snowboard. There was a Spider-Man on a motorcycle, and you could shoot plastic projectiles from it. From the X-Men, there was Wolverine and Cyclops, but from the movie, and I really wanted ones like in the cartoon; sometimes, after the end of an episode, they would show them, but I didn't see them in stores. There were also figures from the cartoon "The Mummy." They did something there, and armor appeared on them; the toys also had it, and you could put it on and take it off. The guy with wings was the coolest.
There was also a series of toys with some kind of poachers or something else. They had cages, nets, and various devices for catching animals. I collected them all, and I also had many animals from that set. I remember seeing their helicopter and an elephant in the store. Oh, how I wanted that helicopter and elephant! But it was expensive, so I never got them.
I still have Godzilla. It's the oldest of all my toys. They bought it for me when I was three years old.

I had many different cars, including remote-controlled ones. Two race tracks.

All sorts of weapons. Rifles, pistols, shotguns. I remember a double-barreled shotgun and a Uzi. There were bows, swords, and a cool crossbow that was easy to use and shot far.

Among the toy soldiers, there was US and Japanese infantry, several tanks, and airplanes. There were also Indians and cowboys, some Barbarians, and Vikings.

Among the plush toys, my favorite was the Pink Panther from the cartoon. There were all the animals from the Chinese zodiac (I set myself the goal of collecting them as a child, and I did), and many other things.

I didn't have many construction sets. I had some small set of parts, and I used it to build a spaceship, imagining that I was traveling through the galaxy on it. But my friend had two large bags of plastic construction blocks. And when I came to visit her, we built large castles and fortresses. She also had many dinosaur figures, and we loved to play with them.

By the way, it's not cool to play games all the time; you won't reach terabytes that way. It only happens when there's nothing to play.

Lizard philosophy. I agree!

You should have combined the soldiers with the robots, since they're small.

They're different. One and the other. Well, soldiers are usually small, but Transformers and robots can be completely different.

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Oh, right, I also had a Goblin from Spider-Man, but it was yellow for some reason.

There are two of them; you had a Hobgoblin, and it was yellow.

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I wanted ones like these.

Who is in the center and who is the black one on the right?

Two?
Hobgoblin?
I clearly missed an episode of the cartoon when I was a kid.
Or maybe I just don't remember it.

Who is the one in the center and the black one on the right?

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Oh, I had a lot of things.

Construction sets, LEGOs, toy guns, roads, cars.

But where are the consoles?

In another topic.

Here are my LEGO Bionicle creations.

I had a similar set, but I didn’t like it.

He didn’t like you either.

I remember building a large ballista from this construction set, attaching a rubber band to it, and knocking down fortresses by shooting metal pieces at them when I played Battlefield.

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.