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The Mighty Men And Monster Maker had a set of flat plastic pieces that had raised outlines and textures that were parts of different types of monsters and heros. There were a number of different heads, torsos and legs. There was one portion on each side of the pieces, and they could be used interchangeably. Once you had the ones you wanted, you put them into the plastic tray that holds them in place, put a piece of paper over it, and lower a frame that held the paper in places. You then used a black crayon and did a rubbing using the side of the crayon to cause the image to appear. Once that was done, you colored it in.
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Jeff - June 19, 2007 - Report this comment
I fondly remember passing many hours with this thing creating scores of "heroes" and "villians" that I would make up stories about, kind of like my own comic book. I was always fascinated with monsters and fantasy stuff as a kid, and naturally drawn to the creative things. I ended up getting a degree in art!
matt - September 17, 2007 - Report this comment
i had one of these in the early 80's. my brother and i had a blast with it.and if you were creative enough, you'd learn to add on by hand extra details . we even would combine it with another similar maker with different plates that focused on space and machines. i know i still have it somewhere. i'd love for my own boys to play with it..i really wish they would bring this particular toy back in some kinda' re-issuie. there are way too many toys out there that require batteries and don't let you create and use your imagination like the toys i had as a kid. especially this one.
ty - October 24, 2007 - Report this comment
Soooo amazing! Being a father of a son of 3, I just wish I knew where it was! Hours of time spent, many sheets of paper, tons of fun! Great website! Keep up the great work!

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