Well I figured out a way to do that. I collected a variety of miniature games and toys. Many of them were keychains which I removed the hardware from. Of course they had to be removed from their packaging otherwise the box would be 10 times the size. I then organized the toys in 4 categories with each getting it's own container. The 4 categories are Games, Toys, Figures, and Wheels. Both the outer toy box and the inner containers are clear plastic which gives you a glimpse of the goodies that are contained within.

When the manufacturers created these miniatures, extra care was taken to add any nuances that would enhance the toy experience. Very often the original artwork and packaging has been reproduced. Many of these miniatures are just as playable as their original counterparts. I have included a picture and inventory list of each of the 4 containers. I added a Playability rating where applicable. 5 stars is the highest playability rating.

This is one of my favorite collections and I'll be able to easily take it with me wherever I may go. Special thanks to my friend Betsy for getting me started with the keychain toys.

Name	Manufacturer/Creator	Introduced	Playability
Wooly Willy	Smethport Specialty	1955	***
Etch-A-Sketch	Ohio Arts	1960	****
Pez Dispenser	PEZ Candy Inc.	1955	***
Gunsmoke Lunch Box	—	1955	—
Brady Bunch TV	—	1968	—
Lite-Brite	Milton Bradley	1967	****
Play Dough Fun Factory	Rainbow Crafts	1960	****
Mr. Potato Head	Hasbro	1952	*****
Barrel of Monkeys	Lakeside Toys	1966	*****
Lincoln Logs	John Lloyd Wright	1924	****
Tinker Toys	Charles H. Pajeau	1914	****
Frisbee	Wham-O	1958	***
Rubik’s Cube	Ideal Toys	1980	*****
Butterfly Yo-Yo	Duncan	1958	****
Superball	Wham-O	1965	*****
Silly Putty	Peter Hodgson	1950	****
Magic Eight Ball	.	.	***
Slinky	Richard James	1945	****
View Master	Sawyer's, Inc	1939	****
Pet Rock	Gary Dahl	1975	**
Not Visible
Whizzer Top	Mattel	.	***

Name	Manufacturer/Creator	Introduced	Action
Howdy Doody	“Buffalo Bob” Smith	1947	mouth moves via lever, head/arms/waist move
Gumby and Pokey	Art Clokey	1955	—
Curious George	Hans and Margret Rey	1941	head/arms/legs move
Spiderman	Stan Lee, Marvel Comics	1962	retractable spiderweb
Barbie	Mattel	1959	arms move
Martian Popping Thing AKA Obie	—	1950s	eyes/ears/mouth pop
Yankee Bobble Head	MLB	1960	head bobbles
Midget Giant	—	1980s	—
Felix the Cat	Pat Sullivan	1919	bendable, posable
Woody	Pixar	1995	“comes to life” like pop up puppet, hat is removable
Pink Panther	Friz Freleng	1964	bendable, posable
Charlie Brown	Charles Schultz	1950	aminmatied, moves forward, misses fottball and falls
Teddy Bear	Steiff	1902	arms/legs move
Buzz Lightyear	Pixar	1995	wings pop-out, arms/legs/waist move, laser beam in arm
B9 Robot from Lost in Space	Irwin Allen	1965	three sayings, arms entend, contract, bend
Rock’em Sock’em Robot	Marx Toys	1967	arms move via levers, head pops up
Jack in the Box	—	.	plays music, pops out
Added Since Picture
GI Joe Action Marine	Hasbro	1964	fully articulate
Cabbage Patch Kid	Coleco	1983	squeezeable
Alice in Wonderland	Madame Alexander	.	eyes close when horiz., arms and legs move

Vehicle	Manufacturer/Creator	Introduced
Hot Wheels Rally Case	Mattel	.
Hot Wheels Car	Mattel	1968
Speed Racer Mach 5	Johnny Lighting	1967
Batmobile	Johnny Lighting	.
Stingray Bike	Schwinn	1963
Modern Hotwheels Toy Van	Mattel	.
Dick Dastardly’s Mean Machine	Johnny Lighting	1968
Boss Mustang	Ertl	.
Rat Fink	Ed “Big Daddy” Roth	early 1960’s
Hot Rod Model	Aurora	.
Big Wheel	Marx Toys	1969
Tonka Trucks	.	late 1940’s
Transformer	Hasbro	1984
Prowler Monster Truck	.	.
Lionel Trains	Lionel	1901
Added Since Picture
The Munster’s Coach	Johnny Lighting	.