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		<title>Vintage Johnny Hero Toys</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[During the 1960&#8242;s, GI Joe was quickly becoming one of the hottest action figures on the market. In response to the success of GI Joe, Sears asked Rosko Industries to build a toy that would rival GI Joe and thus, Johnny Hero was born. The action figure itself was about 13 inches tall with a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>During the 1960&#8242;s, GI Joe was quickly becoming one of the hottest action figures on the market.  In response to the success of GI Joe, Sears asked Rosko Industries to build a toy that would rival GI Joe and thus, Johnny Hero was born.</p>
<p>The action figure itself was about 13 inches tall with a plastic head and heavy foam body.  Unforunately this foam was a bit of a downfall with the toy as it made it hard to remove the many outfits that children would collect and change the action figure into a new outfit.  Over time the foam would break and therefore many of these action figures did not survive.</p>
<p>Johnny Hero was not specifically a soldier like GI Joe action figures, but a toy that could be dressed up like an athlete.  Buying the Johnn Hero action figure was only the first step for a child receiving the Johnny Hero action figure. Now came the fun part of buying clothes to change the look of the action figure.  The stock outfit was a red track suit complete with socks and running shoes.  Soon, sports teams would catch on to Johnn Hero and used the toy as a means of marketing their team brand.  Some of the teams that created Johnny Hero outfits in their team colours and logos were the Vikings, Redskins and Eagles to name just a few.</p>
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