Galoob Micromachines are miniature toy vehicles that were popular during the 1990s. The collection featured a wide variety of vehicles and playsets, including cars, trucks, boats, planes, and spacecrafts.
Galoob Toy Company was founded in 1954 by Barbara and Lewis Galoob in San Francisco, California.
In 1987, Galoob introduced the Micromachines brand, which became one of their most successful product lines.
In 1999, Hasbro acquired Galoob and continued to produce Micromachines until 2006.
In 2020, Jazwares acquired the rights to produce new Micromachines products.
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The Micromachines collection features a wide range of miniature vehicles, including cars, trucks, boats, planes, and spacecrafts.
The Micromachines playsets are miniature environments that feature various themes and settings, such as cities, airports, and race tracks.
Micromachines were first introduced in 1987 by Galoob Toy Company.
Jazwares acquired the rights to produce new Micromachines products in 2020.
Micromachines are made of die-cast metal and plastic.
While Micromachines are no longer being produced by Hasbro, they still have a loyal following among collectors and nostalgia enthusiasts.
One of the rarest Micromachines vehicles is the 1998 World Wrestling Federation set, which features miniature wrestling figures and accessories.