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Actually, I remember playing with my Fisher Price airport way back in the early to mid 70s - complete with airplane, helicopter, luggage, luggage carousel, baggage car, jet fuel tank, and a stewardess. The murals on the inside were very modern and international.
In fact, my parents kept it all of these years, along with all of the other Fisher Price toys, and now my kids are having a blast playing with them when they go over to Oma and Opa's house, probably more so than a lot of the more recent toys that we have.
While this new wooden play set has some nice elements, it is almost completely devoid of any actual "play". I am a big fan of modern design, but sometimes the whole concept of a toy is lost - it is as if it is being marketed towards the parents, and not the children.
Fabulous! I have been looking for something like this! THANK YOU!
Posted by: SabineM | November 30, 2008 at 01:29 PM
Actually, I remember playing with my Fisher Price airport way back in the early to mid 70s - complete with airplane, helicopter, luggage, luggage carousel, baggage car, jet fuel tank, and a stewardess. The murals on the inside were very modern and international.
(see the following link:)
http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/museum/exhibits/toys/airport.asp
In fact, my parents kept it all of these years, along with all of the other Fisher Price toys, and now my kids are having a blast playing with them when they go over to Oma and Opa's house, probably more so than a lot of the more recent toys that we have.
While this new wooden play set has some nice elements, it is almost completely devoid of any actual "play". I am a big fan of modern design, but sometimes the whole concept of a toy is lost - it is as if it is being marketed towards the parents, and not the children.
Posted by: Southside Kookie | November 30, 2008 at 01:40 PM
Where's the curtained-off pat down room?
Posted by: Banna | December 01, 2008 at 10:43 AM