I been collecting these little robots for a while
I just love the friendly expression of these fellows
made by PlayTime in 1986, they come in different shapes ans sizes
some are wind up and others battery operated
I been looking for the "MUSIC BOT" with no luck
Also "STANLEY THE ROBOT" is the one that I haven't seen in Auction ever
or pictures of him somewhere, looks like the tallest of this series
I hope you like them as much as me.
AstroG.
PlayTime Bots
Started by astrogonza, Apr 13 2012 11:32 PM
11 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 13 April 2012 - 11:32 PM
#3
Posted 14 April 2012 - 02:59 AM
My son and I collected these along with the more sophisticated TOMY robots back in the 80's and 90's. As for the Stanley robot I have one in a box that I bought through an ad in Toy Shop Newspaper. That is the only one I have ever seen or heard of anybody having. You can see a picture of it and the patent drawings in this post by John Rigg:
http://danefield.com...atent-drawings/
http://danefield.com...atent-drawings/
ER&S
Joe Markee
Joe Markee
#4
Posted 14 April 2012 - 06:32 PM
Some place in the Alphadrome old threads you will find a thread on these robots that documents them all, As I recall Joe K. and I both shared information in that thread as well as others. if you find it you might add a link too it from this thread and add a link to this thread from the old one to tie them all together.
Edited by robothut, 14 April 2012 - 06:33 PM.
#5
Posted 03 May 2012 - 03:37 PM
Firstly, thanks for the pics.
This is my first post on Alphadrome. I've been started collecting some 80's plastic robots and Playtime series is one of my wish list.
I've got a Gyrobot and one of awesome in my opinion is the Skate bot that I've got it with fine condition in box last year.

I just look in details and think that I only found Chaty Freddie (Playbot 700) once in Ebay and never seen giant Stanley been posted before.
This is my first post on Alphadrome. I've been started collecting some 80's plastic robots and Playtime series is one of my wish list.
I've got a Gyrobot and one of awesome in my opinion is the Skate bot that I've got it with fine condition in box last year.
I just look in details and think that I only found Chaty Freddie (Playbot 700) once in Ebay and never seen giant Stanley been posted before.
Edited by eamesBot, 04 May 2012 - 02:01 AM.
#6
Posted 07 September 2012 - 11:26 PM
new ones for the collection, ,
I finally found ' jim the politician ' with the original Box
Also Mista Bot with out the corded remote control and the Blue MusicBot, both with the Original Box and instructions
the Pink Robot was made in Taiwan and not licensed by PlayTime.
Am still looking for the Big Stanley the Robot with NO luck.
I finally found ' jim the politician ' with the original Box
Also Mista Bot with out the corded remote control and the Blue MusicBot, both with the Original Box and instructions
the Pink Robot was made in Taiwan and not licensed by PlayTime.
Am still looking for the Big Stanley the Robot with NO luck.
#7
Posted 16 October 2012 - 11:30 PM
Here is a robot that has been in my collection for over 20 years. It is a playtime robot that I have never seen anywhere else. I had the box but I think over the course of a few moves it will take some more digging to find it. This is a gundam type robot that uses one c-cell battery but what makes this guy exceptional is that he is a pin-walker.
Tom
#8
Posted 17 October 2012 - 01:17 AM
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I have the "knock-off" version of this one, Tom. It's exactly the same, except it doesn't have the Playtime sticker on the remote control.
It's called Astro Warrior by CIBA INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD., China, 1985. It comes with a shield and gun. I believe the Playtime version did, too.
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I have the "knock-off" version of this one, Tom. It's exactly the same, except it doesn't have the Playtime sticker on the remote control.
It's called Astro Warrior by CIBA INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD., China, 1985. It comes with a shield and gun. I believe the Playtime version did, too.
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Joe Knedlhans - Owner/Curator
The Toy Robot Museum @ Stoudtburg Village
Adamstown, Pennsylvania
The Toy Robot Museum @ Stoudtburg Village
Adamstown, Pennsylvania




























