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Building type toy that was basically brightly colored PVC pipe. Had wheels and flat panels to build actual rolling cars and little forts. Kind of like a giant plastic erector set.
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Sarah - May 02, 2008 - Report this comment
I had these as a kid and remember being tortured by my older brother with them. He built a large wheelchair out of them and would strap me in and not let me out. They were a lot of fun other than that instance though!
Mel - May 29, 2008 - Report this comment
My brother and I had these too. we always complained that there weren't enough plastic panels in our set for "walls." They were great for making forts and throwing sheets over, though.
Amy - September 14, 2008 - Report this comment
These were by far the best toys our parents ever bought us!!! We used to build forts, motor homes, cars, houses, and all kinds of other things. We loved them!!!
Jessica - December 05, 2008 - Report this comment
Wow! It is awesome to know that someone else remembers these! None of my friends seem to remember them. These are by far the best things I ever got. You could build everything with them. LIke others, My only complaint is that they needed more panels. Still, cars, a swing, monkey bars...a chair and desk...what couldn't you build with these things? I have a little half sister and little cousins who still play with these things and love them!! :)
Ali - December 26, 2008 - Report this comment
The year we got Omagles was my best Christmas ever!
tworist! - August 14, 2009 - Report this comment
ahahahahaha! I'm going through papers, trying to get rid of warranties, etc, for things I no longer own, and I just found the parts price list for the Omagles. We still have them: the kids built lots of stuff with them. And we still have one table in use upstairs, and I use an Omagles table for my telephone in my office! btw... my older "kid" just turned 30. This is a classic that will be passed down to their kids!
Lynn - August 14, 2009 - Report this comment
My son, 28, has been building all sorts of creations with the Omagles I saved from his youth. It's really the only toy I have saved all these years. He has built a cart to carry his 17 month old son around, a desk, a fort, a mini house with plaid blanket for the carpet and Christmas blanket for the roof. Of course, all of this is on the premise that his little boy enjoys the creations, which he does.
Laurie - September 06, 2009 - Report this comment
My Kids got these from their grandparents for Christmas one year and they were, by far, the most beloved and played-with toys of their childhood. They are now in their 20's and STILL talk about them from time to time. Hands down, they were the best toy ever created!
Diane - December 11, 2009 - Report this comment
My son and his friends built carts and forts. They would play almost every day from around the age of 7 to 11. I don't think any other toy was that popular!
darcy - December 19, 2009 - Report this comment
I had these as a child and my older brother would help me build things. I loved these toys and now I have been able to pass them down to my 5 year old daughter who is enjoying them as much as I did.
Rob M - February 19, 2010 - Report this comment
We have a two year old boy and my wife is due with our second boy in less than four weeks. Our son loves the Omagles set we have (my wife and her brother played with as kids). Anyone willing to sell me another set so that we can have more pieces? I will be glad to pay through paypal to insure the transaction. Thanks, Rob, Bo and Caleb
Christine - February 27, 2010 - Report this comment
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