I remember these from when I was little. For a while they came with the happy meals at mcdonalds.

We had a set of "muscial Popoids". I'd love to see a picture of them. My son made a saxophone out of them and used it when he dressed up like a California Raisin for Halloween! (His costume was a black garbage bag stuffed with newspaper! How clever we were!)

I totally forgot about these! They were so fun!!

OMG..... Try getting your lips caught in one of these! LOL God I loved my popoids

When I was 5, "Santa Claus" came to my nursery school ... It was a big deal ... each kid got to sit on his lap and tell him what we wanted for Christmas ... When it was my turn I climbed up and told him all I wanted for Christmas was the deluxe Popoids set. SANTA HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT! AND DIDN'T TRY TO HIDE IT VERY WELL, EITHER!! He pretty much laughed at me and joked about the toy with the apparently goofy-sounding name to my two teachers. I pretty much gave up on Santa right about this time. (Still got the Popoids, though.)

Still have these, in a bucked with wood blocks and duplo legos. My nieces and nephews play with them when they visit. Don't age too well: They go white in the middle, and pucker or crack on the ends.

These were the toys i first ran for in play time during kindergarden and first grade

I loved playing with my Popples! I wish I had them when my son was a baby, he'd of been entertained for hours too :-)

I received a set of what seem to be Popoids, but they are a little different. Anyone know of any generic popoids (or toys similar to popoids)? These have cubes and triangles w/ holes for the accordion connecter things--which cannot connect to each other. There are also pegs w/ a bump on each side to act as connectors for the blocks, heads, feet, etc. I have human heads as well as a dinosaur head, dinosaur feet, a dino tail, blue shoes, and white hands. Thanks!

I have some that were different colors. They were given in Happy Meals at McDonalds in the summer of 1985. They had orange connectors instead of yellow but were still called Popoids.