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The Toy That Sounds Like A Firecracker 💥 These vintage exploding balls were a popular novelty toy throughout the 1980s and 1990s. When two colorful balls were struck together, they produced a sharp crack that sounded like a miniature explosion, making them a favorite among children of the era. The loud pop came from their construction. The balls were typically made from celluloid, one of the earliest plastics, which is based on nitrocellulose and camphor. They were coated with a thin, brittle outer finish that helped create a loud cracking sound when the balls collided. Celluloid is lightweight and highly elastic, allowing the impact to produce the toy's distinctive explosive
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