Casdon soccer from them 2nd league toystore of Woolworths (own brand Winfield sports goods?) still better than subuteor and you couldnt lost the spring mounted players.
Casdon soccer from them 2nd league toystore of Woolworths (own brand Winfield sports goods?) still better than subuteor and you couldnt lost the spring mounted players.
Anyone remember the Arnold Palmer golf set? You had a mini Arnie on a stick and you took his shot for him - hitting a tiny ball.. Whetted my appetite for the EA PGA Golf on Sega megadrive which came out many years later.
Anyone remember the Arnold Palmer golf set? You had a mini Arnie on a stick and you took his shot for him - hitting a tiny ball.. Whetted my appetite for the EA PGA Golf on Sega megadrive which came out many years later.
^ I remember it. A mate had it (although I think it was originally his Dad's). It was called Arnold Palmer's Pro Shot Golf & came with greens, bunkers & so on that you could set up. You shoved different clubs 'up' his arm if memory serves - he was roughly 'Action Man'-sized :)
^ I remember it. A mate had it (although I think it was originally his Dad's). It was called Arnold Palmer's Pro Shot Golf & came with greens, bunkers & so on that you could set up. You shoved different clubs 'up' his arm if memory serves - he was ro
In fact I think it was like a golf club with a mini Arnie at the bottom, and you put your finger in a hoop and pulled upwards to make him strike the ball, which was like a subbuteo ball iirc.
In fact I think it was like a golf club with a mini Arnie at the bottom, and you put your finger in a hoop and pulled upwards to make him strike the ball, which was like a subbuteo ball iirc.
That's it Study. It was certainly useless apart from the putting mode, but it was fun and you could vary the holes since you had movable tees, greens, bunkers etc.
That's it Study. It was certainly useless apart from the putting mode, but it was fun and you could vary the holes since you had movable tees, greens, bunkers etc.