Weebles are a range of children's roly-poly toys that was introduced in 1971 [1] by the US toy company Playskool now owned and marketed by Hasbro as part of the Playskool brand. They are egg -shaped, so tipping one causes a weight located at the bottom-center to be raised.

Jun 26, 2016 · In 1971, Hasbro/Romper Room introduced the world to a classic toy of the disco-decade: The Weebles. These small egg-shaped figures now, forty-five years later, number well over a hundred in their specifics.

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Weebles are made for the younger set, but big kids (parents) find more joy in the memory of the indestructible eggs than the new generation of tykes grown up on fast-action video games. The beloved egg-shaped Weeble family is gone, transformed into recognizeable characters sitting on rounded bottoms.

Oct 26, 2019 · Weebles: Those wobbly wee folk from Hasbro… They wobble but they don’t fall down. Playground: Those lovable lil’ Weebles have a playground all their own! There’s a teeter-tooter, carousel, slide, some swings and 4 cute Weebles to play on them!

We add 5 to 10 new clips a day from the 1970's to the 1990's so be sure to subscribe for your daily trip back in time. This commercial originally aired on February 18th, 1996. It was run during...

The history of the Weebles toy line can be broken into identifiable generations, each with one or more ranges. Each generation has its own overall art style and proportions. This list is probably...

Hasbro Toys: Weebles Playsets listed by Model Number (Unknown model number sets listed first): Weebles West Train (1975-1975) - More ! Pooh Playhouse (1977-1980) - More !

The first version of the Weebles was a fatter, squatter family than most Weebles people remember. They were "peelable", with the litho uncoverd and easily scraped. Within a year, the Weebles were improved and all new packages touted …

Weebles to the Wescue; Spaghetti Days; Tooey's Wobbly Weekend; The Wednesday Race; Bumpus' New House; The Weebles Day Parade; Birdie Lee's Colorful Day; Tibby and the Weebles Band; Mac & Cheese, Please! Generations. Late 1980s; Weebleville (2004) Storybook (2006) Wonder Club (2016) PlayMonster (2023) Topics. Toys; Characters; Books;