I
did get a Spirograph Set when it was no longer a thing and the price had dropped significantly. Played with it a few times and then got bored. It was too hard to keep the plastic wheels on track. They would keep popping off and slipping. I've always had a heavy hand anyway.
On top of that, there was nothing to do with the wonky designs that I made. I wasn't excited to put them on the wall.
I think a lot of popular toys were like that. Kids played with them a little and lost interest. Very few stood the test of being played with often for years and years. Most of the fun was in acquiring them. Kind of like adults do with
their toys.
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