Eddie (who?) from one of our favourite American sitcom in mid 60s

[cheng]

clue: his toys were always deadly.
back when when our TV was in black & white...so I dont know if his trousers was ever blue  ..of course he's grown taller since

[cheng]

...come to think of it...has any of you watched black & white tv before?

[Rhalius]

don't know this fellow, only black and white television I have seen was the occasional movie and performances of old bands on Youtube. Cassablanca, Young Frankenstein, Chuck Berry, the Animals.. All great stuff.

[Wolf Knight]

It was the early 80's and we still had a black and white TV.. but I hardly know this chap

[cheng]

hi guys! this is embaressing for me I should stick to customising unrecognisable soldiers only
you guys could have made this better than me....maybe white face with dracula teeth and pointy ears

[cowabounga]

Were the Munsters any different than the Addams family? (love them!) Then the boy's name is Pugsley, I reckon.
And yes, we used to have a black and white TV in my young years, but I'm old!

[cheng]

oh hello Arnaud!
hmm...I do remember the Addams family on tv but can only remember the Munsters clearly. 

[Baron Marshall]

I remember the Munsters, they were on all the time  your eddie looks great

[basilsdad]

Loved the Munsters, not only was it in black and white, but predated remote controls, you had to get up from the sofa to change the channels, adjust the volume and fight those annoying horizontal flip flops on the screen.  Thanks for the walk down memory lane, Cheng!   
Joe

[bonniebeth]

Don't feel too old, cheng! I know who the Munsters are. Never really watched them much, but I used to watch old black and white sitcoms all the time, and see them advertized on the channels that were showing those old shows. I Love Lucy, Dick Van Dyke, Leave it to Beaver, Andy Griffith, I like those old TV shows.