Boglins :: Accessories
"From a swampy bog that time forgot... they're Boglins!"
Boglins were produced by Mattel/Action GT/Ideal
in 1986-94 and started life as a series of large,
rubbery monster handpuppets with moveable eyes which
were sold in "caged" packaging. There
were also several smaller versions, miniatures,
stickers and various other items as the line grew
in popularity.
Boglins were firstly produced by
Mattel in 1986 for the US market (which lasted about
two years), and then taken over by Action GT and
Ideal (also marked Seven Towns) for the UK/Euro
market. In 2000-01 the line was reissued by three
more UK/Euro companies (Lansay, Awesome Toys and
Vivid Imagination)with a
small, new line of toys.
Images on this
page thanks to X-Entertainment, www.timepassagesnostalgia.com and Flickr members gregg_koenig and Astronit!
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Accessories
There were various free toys to be found inside (and on) packets of Kellogs cereals around 1988, including masks, stampers and stamps.
Masks
There were three different masks printed on the backs of Kellogs Rice Krispies boxes.
Stampers
There were various stampers free inside Kellogs Apple Jacks.
Stamps
There were various coloured sheets of stamps, which were free inside Kellogs Rice Krispies. The sheet of stamps was pretty big, and contained eight different Boglins each in two poses, repeated several times over.
For Sale
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