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and electronics but the simplicity and sheer fun can't be denied and
are ever popular. The robots are reproductions of the old originals
from the 50's and 60's. Some windups are of popular cartoon characters
and a few are high tech original creations using the old tech wind
up mechanisms. |
Piggy
Chef Wind up Toy
Wind the chef up and he flips ham and eggs while shaking a bottle
of his secrete sauce. |
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Mario
Batali Tin Wind Up Chef
Wind up Mario and he actually flips the spaghetti and
meatballs before your eyes, all the while shaking his bottle
of secret sauce. An inspiration for any kitchen. |
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Chattering
Teeth
Wind it up and watch it dance across a desk chattering.
They're really fun. |
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Jack-In-The-Box
The classic windup toy. Turn the crank and the music plays and
when the music stops, Jack pops up. |
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Mechanical
Music Box Set
Make your own music box music. Comes with one pre-punched music
strip that plays the "Happy Birthday" song and three
unpunched strips, instructions and a whole punch. |
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Tin
Elephant on Bike
Wind him up and he will spin the ball on his trunk
while riding his bike. More of an collectible than a toy. Not
for kids under 12 years old, due to sharp metal edges. |
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Duck
On Bike WindUp
Unique and hilarious. Windup the 8-inch tall duck and
he starts pedaling his tricycle in circles while his three-winged
helicopter hat spins around. Not for kids under
12 years old due to sharp metal edges. |
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Futurama
Bender 8.5 Inch Windup Tin Robot
The collectible Bender stands 8.5 inches tall and swings his
arms as he walks. Includes a lit stogie and a bottle of beer
which can be stored in his chest. Facial expression can be changed
by twisting his antennae. |
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Rocket
USA Gort Wind-Up Tin Toy
Gort from the classic sci-fi movie "The Day the Earth Stood
Still'". Stands 8.5" tall and moves forward in a "walking"
motion when wound up. Comes in a collectible box with original
artwork. |
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Robot
Pencil Sharpener Toy
Sharpening a pencil winds the robot
up and he walks a bit when you are done. Pretty cool desk accessory. |
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Tin
Space Dog
Wind up this cool dog and he'll shoot sparks, flap his ears
and open his mouth as he waddles forward. |
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Awika!
Made by the designer Chico. This very unique and funny
windup walks and sparks. |
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Cranky
It goes into a jittery dance on your desk while holding
a business card, photo or a memo. A fun desk toy.
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Wind-up
Critter
A windup toy made of stainless
steel construction by designer Chico Bicalho. One of many in
a collection of fascinating designs. Some are in museums for
innovative design. Wind it up and watch it tap dance and fidget.
Not for small kids due to sharp edges and poking hazards.
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Pintacuda
Windup
Made of steel and zinc with PVC feet. An interesting
and unique windup toy. Not for kids under 8
due to sharp metal edges. |
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Ping
Pong Tin Toy Game
Wind it up to watch the two players play amazing games,
they never miss. A fascinating and fun toy. |
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Singing
Bird Cage
Wind it up and the bird chirps and bobs. A classic toy that
looks good as a decorative piece. |
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Wind-Up
Diver
7.5" diver makes his way from one end of the bath to the
other. |
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Tomy
Squeezy Swimmers
Wind them up and the rotating arms action will propel them all
around the bath tub. |
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Mr.
Machine
The original one-of-a-kind toy wonder with a certificate
of authenticity. Winding the large metal key on his back enables Mr.
Machine to roll forward with his legs and arms spinning, bell ringing
and his mouth to open and squawk. The little wheel behind the toy
can be set to make him run in a circle or curve, or a straight line.
Comes with a collector's manual with the Mr. Machine story, replica
of the US Patent Certificate, and a DVD copy of the original Mr. Machine
television commercial from 1960. |
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Tiny hand painted puppies run in circles as a song
plays.
