TINY TOON ADVENTURES set of 6 McDONALD'S HAPPY MEAL COLLECTIBLES 1990

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Welcome back to another Fast Food Toy Reviews video review. Today we have Tiny Toon Adventure, a set of six fun little collectible toys released by McDonald's all the way back in 1990. Let's get them opened up and have a closer look. So you have six toys in the set. Four of them, the main toys, are flip cars. And then you have two under three toys, which we'll get to at the end. So the first flip car is Hampton and Dizzy Devil. So each toy comes with their own little insert and some basic instructions on the back. It reads, to switch flip car's character, use one hand to hold flip car steady, use the thumb of the other hand to push the character's head forward. Very simple stuff. So here is the flip car right here, and there is Hampton. These things look awesome. So he has two tires on this side here, which are like tomatoes, and then on this side are little volume knobs. So what you do is you take Hampton right here, and you push him down like this, and you hold this, you flip it, and then boop, there's Dizzy Devil right there. So it looks as though he is riding in a, maybe a speaker or an amplifier of sorts. And then you have two buttons or wheels, if you will, on the side for volume control. And then the same thing with Hampton. You flip this down, and out pops Hampton. This is cute. There you go. And he is riding in a hoagie, a sub sandwich. So that's why you have tomatoes for tires. It's a very simple gimmick, kind of fun. So you have like two toys in one almost. It's kind of cool. And so you can see there is Dizzy Devil playing the guitar, electric guitar. So that's definitely an amplifier, which is awesome. And that is pretty much it. There you go. Next up on the set, we have Babs Bunny. And look at this. Plucky Duck. They look awesome. Oh, this is putting a smile on my face. So what's going on here? So we have Plucky Duck in like a little speedboat here, which looks really nice. And then on the side here, he's got a couple of wheels like life preservers. And then on this side, we flip it, and there is Babs Bunny. And she is riding in an old school touch-toned phone. And then on the side, her wheels are like little rotary dials from the old school phones. This is cool. A lot of nostalgia with this. These are cute little toys. Let me know what you guys think of these. Do you remember the Tiny Toons from the 90s? You just grew up in that era. These are awesome. And then the little figurines, the little heads here are actually like, they're kind of like rubber. And if you look close enough, you can see they're like painted, the coloring on there, like the eyes and everything, it's all painted. So they are touch sensitive, so you don't want to mess with them too much. And then all you do to play with them, you just kind of roll them along. They roll quite well, actually. And they're very heavy, sturdy toys. Well-made, good quality plastic from back in the day. I like it. The next one up is Elmira. And look at this. Buster Bunny. Yes, this is cool. So what are the tires? I'm not really sure. So green. So he's riding a carrot vehicle. So I'm guessing this is like the leafs. This would represent the leafs on the top of the carrot. And then underneath is Elmira. And what does it read there? Cute, furry animals. So she has a little handle right there. So it's like a, well, I don't know exactly. You know, what does she got there? What is this? So she's collecting. Oh, look at that. She's collecting up all the animals. So it's like, is that a, is that like a, a cart or something? What is this? Let me know in the comment section. So on the side, we have some wheels that are actually, well, actual wheels this time. It's awesome. What do you call this thing that she's pulling along here with the handle? Give me a name. Leave a comment down below and let me know what you think about this one. What would you call that? She's definitely pulling something and collecting the animals. Look at all the different animals she's collected. She's got some cats and dogs and puppies and doggos. Is that a little raccoon, baby? I don't know. It's adorable. This is cute. Oh, that's good stuff. So anyway, there you go. And the last flip car in the set is Montana Max. And we flip it over and look at that. It's go, go, do, do, riding in a bathtub vehicle. So what are the wheels? So we have, well, we have some dollar coins. We have some money coins on one side. And we flip to this. And then we have soap. We have bubble soap wheel things. This is awesome. Let's have a closer look at Go-Go-Dodo. It's awesome. A lot of good childhood memories here. Yes, it's a bathtub. How silly is that? Are those legs sticking out down here? He's got some super long legs, I guess. I don't know. This is adorable. Let's see here. We'll flip it. So it looks like he's driving in a convertible, like a fancy-dancy gold-plated type convertible luxury car of some kind. Such a cool-looking toy. This one's really nice. I like the way this one looks. They've got the little dollar signs and everything. What a nice little nostalgic throwback set for sure. I love this thing. I like the little flip gimmick as well. This is awesome. Anyway, there you go. And the last two in the set are under three toys. So we have Plucky Duck and Go-Go-Dodo. What a great name. Go-Go-Dodo. So yes, they're little squishy water toys. I believe they're little water squitters. There's a little hole right there. And I don't see any other holes. But you can just take them and squish them. I don't want to mess with them too much because they are painted. You can see there's paint on there. So it's old-school style, you know, design toys. Not just molded coloring. They actually put ink, like paint, on these. So you don't want to mess with them too much or it'll actually kind of chip and peel off. But look at that. It's an actual bathtub. Yeah, you just squish them. They're like little water toys. Yeah, I don't know. Are they water squirters? I only saw the one little hole there. I think that's from the molding process. And this one, too. But I don't see any other holes on these. So I guess maybe, yeah, there's no air. The air does not come out of Plucky Duck here. But the air comes out of this one. So I don't know. Maybe it's just a random thing. They're just little floaty water toys that are made of rubber. Just little rubber squirty under three toys. And you put them in the bathtub or your swimming pool or whatever and hang out and play with them and whatnot. That's, you know, that's it. So there you go. And there you have it, everyone. Tiny Toon Adventures set of six fun little collectible toys released by McDonald's all the way back in 1990. Now, tell me if this has some serious nostalgic vibes for you. This is awesome. When I grew up, I was watching these cartoons. This is awesome. I love all the different characters. Technically, you got eight different characters on the flip card. So you can only show four at a time. So if you display them and you get bored with looking at those four, you can just walk by, grab them off your shelf, flip them, and have a whole new, a whole new view and a whole new display. This is awesome. And then you got the little under three toys, which are awesome. You can throw them in your pool or your pond or your bathtub or whatever. Either way, these things just reek of awesomeness. I love this set. Again, it takes me back to my childhood days. This is an absolute win in my books. And that's it. Thanks for watching, everybody. Take care. See you again next time.