Invention on Instagram: "In the 1980s Hot Wheels introduced a unique toy line called Crack-Ups that turned car crashes into entertainment. Instead of avoiding wrecks, these cars were built to collide head on, side by side, or from the rear. Each vehicle had spring loaded panels that would flip to reveal simulated dents, crumpled grills, and scratched sides whenever a crash occurred. The clever design made playtime feel more dramatic and interactive. After smashing them together, kids could simpl

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Entertainment Tonight on Instagram: "Tim Allen's love for 'Toy Story' goes "to infinity and beyond." 凉 ⁠ ⁠ The 'Shifting Gears' star looks back at his legendary career and iconic roles in his ET Retrospective. Full interview at the link in bio."

Explaining on Instagram: "Follow (us) @Explaining to learn something NEW every day 🧠‼️ In the 1960s, doll factories were buzzing with life — a mix of early automation and skilled craftsmanship that brought toys to life one piece at a time. 🏭 Each doll began as a mold of vinyl or soft plastic, shaped into heads, arms, and legs using early injection and blow-molding machines. Workers then trimmed off extra plastic, sanded rough edges, and carefully painted faces — often by hand — giving every do