Tinkertoys by frogdot
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Ain't no batteries needed, ain't no instructions, or power cords. No parental warnings, or moving parts. Just (can you say it, kids)
I-m-a-g-i-n-a-t-i-o-n
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Made in Amapi. Almost as much fun working with these as the real ones.
Comments (9)
artworksco
This is memory starter. I used to love these, and all the building toys. ?:>),.. you think that's why I do this stuff now? Great modeling dude, colors are just as I remember them! ?:>D
jstsittinghere
memories ! excellent and creative as always:)
JNH
But where's the controller? And the guns and girls? Between my Tinker Toys, marbles and trading cards...I was set!! Great nostalgia, Dave!
rhom
you said a mouthfull there Dave-Xtra cool!
vjerana
Creative and nice! Excellent done!
monvictorian
"Buy electronic tinker-toy from arms-dealer, try to confuse American smart bomb, get blown to pemmican anyway." LOL Nice Job!
Brendan
"I-m-a-g-i-n-a-t-i-o-n" certainly seems to be on the demise in so many youngsters these days, it all seems aspirational rather that inspirational. This reminded me of the days when everything I wanted was made of Plasticine, fleets of Daleks, FireballXL5, SuperCar and Thunderbirds all recreated plus many inventions to further the development of the days play. The immediacy of the forms and colours in your image have a vitality and presence that highlights the frigidity and lifelessness of so much of the Poser driven imagery one sees here Like the image and definitely like the idea!. Good'n
Aaron_of_Minneapolis
Nice job! Not so sure about the "no parental warnings" part any more; I'm sure it says "Warning: Small Parts" somewhere on the box these days...
Incarnadine
I had more fun with these and Lego than almost anything else! Thanks for the memories.