Wind-up toys

I have no idea who this guy is, aside from the fact that he's on a Japanese TV show. He looks a little like Bert!

Woodstock Wind Up-Toy.

As a Halloween super bonus for all of you secret fun folks, here's the extra special 2006 ghost countdown of all the internet!... Rank: #11 Description: Halloween Party Puppet Era: 1960s Glow-in-the-Dark?: No Cause of Death: Played with plastic bag Rank: #10 Description: Obi Wan Kenobi Ghost from Lay's Potato Chips mail-in offer Era: 1990s Glow-in-the-Dark?: No Cause of Death: Darth Vader (duh.) Rank: #9 Description: Casper the Friendly Ghost from the Funko Wacky Wobblers collection Era…

Snoopy Wind Up Toy

for the slowball cross-country scandinavian race, ryan chapman applied colorful geometries to the exterior of a vehicle to resemble a wind up toy car.

VINDEN I PILETRÆERNE

I love old tin toys, and a tin toy of a classic cartoon character is just icing on the cake! Marx was one of the tin toy kings back in the day, and this wind-up is just one of the many great examples of their craft. Porky here is similar to many wind-ups Marx produced - a simple mechanism enables it to waddle across the floor, while also producing a secondary motion. In this case, Porky twirls an umbrella as he strolls. It's a decent likeness, as far as being on-model goes. The technology of…