No, that would make it Seven Finger. "Six Finger! Six Finger! Man alive! How did I ever get along with Five?"
Mrs. Beasley doll (1960's) It was Buffy's doll in the TV show 'Family Affair'. Family Affair - Wikipedia image:
Being a trans child means never having to fight over who gets to be He-Man or Leonardo. I was always quite happy to play with Teela and April.
Kenner Girder and Panel Building Set (1950's during post-war building boom) Girder and Panel building sets - Wikipedia
These types of toys were popular as the interstate highway system was being built across the U.S. during the 1960's. Playskool Teach-A-Tot Road System (1960's) Finding Beauty in Ephemera: Bridges and Blocks, Part 3 - Playskool Teach-a-Tot Road System Kenner Bridge and Turnpike Building Set (1960's) image:
Spinwelder Race Car Factory by Mattel (1974) This toy used an electric drill and low melting point plastic bits to friction-weld piece of the car together. images:
Baby Alive doll by Mattell (1979). It had a moving mouth that would eat food, drink water, and wet its pants. image:
I had a lot of those sets. Had them as a kid and for a while they were showing up at flea markets and I bought a bunch. There were at least two different plastics used, one was more brittle than the other.
They were not exactly toys, but my friend and I used to make pipe bombs---blew a couple of boards off his dads garage!! Also made a firecracker gun out of a pipe---confiscated by a cop when he saw me shoot an arrow into a tree in the park.