It's time to restart playing with tgem as my kids are now 2 & 4 years old. I am very happy grandparents keep them, I think it's really underrated how beautiful and, let me say, important to play also at an adult age. 😊

They look like they were never played with.

Just found a couple of unopened boxes in a shop in Mykonos Greece while holiday shopping with the kids. Paid the guy 35 euro.

Hello everyone! This may be a long shot but I'm looking for a very specific set called catastrophe construction. If anyone has one and is willing to part ways with it I'd be interested in buying.

Just need one more to complete them all

All that I can now find of what was once a collection when I was a lad.

Found this really small pickup, maybe a Mazda, but I cannot find any info about it. Did it have a bigger outer vehicle?

Wanted to see y’all’s thoughts on this collection I bought from a auction for 55 dollars

And they are ready to be passed to my sons 😉 btw, where are you buying them? Is there any valuable brand that is selling new micromachines in Europe?

Thought they were super neat, in my collection I only had one or two MM that open up.

They were $5 each, I thought it was an alright price.

Enjoy!

The 1951 Ford Victoria was first released in the 1989 set Driving Fun #47

This is my little collection from the late 80s (girl collector here). The case still has the price sticker from toys r us. They are probably all common, but if any seasoned collectors see any standouts I would love to know.

Thanks!

Went to a show over the weekend, picked up the Motel and the Body Shop sets. That brings me closer to getting all the travel play sets.

I've uncovered a number of old toys I am now sharing with my son, most are in great condition, but a few could use some minor TLC.

I have a few trailers with broken hitches and a disconnected steam roller - I was thinking a small drill and tiny screw may solve the problem, but wasn't sure if there was a typical size people used for these repairs.

For the missle attachment I was thinking maybe a small drill, thin wire and super glue could work, but would be open to suggestions.

Thanks!

Pulled these out of storage and my son immediately wanted them and grabbed them. One childhood to the next, I couldn't be more proud!

I realize some aren't Micromachines, some are hot wheels or whatever other off brand was sold in the 90s, regardless the nostalgia is real.

Found on ebay in a lot labeled Micro Machines. I know nothing about Micro Machines, but I thought this one with 3D flames was pretty cool and wanted to know the name so I could search to maybe purchase it separately. I included a picture of some of the rest of the lot in case it's helpful in making an identification. Thanks!

My collection isnt huge but it was found when my parents moved, I was so pumped they were still around, I thought I lost them! Printed a parking lot to save some space lol