In with the diecast cars mentioned a couple posts down, was this very strange toy.
Anyone have an idea what it is? The individual pieces aren’t to the same scale, but are made from the same plastic (and were tied together with string).
It seems that something is missing, but I have no idea how its supposed to work. The legs on the figure can move independently, but don’t seem to be spring loaded.
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I think this is a walking toy. My grandmother used to have a bunch of them you just face it down an incline and it will wobble its way to the bottom. I think the dwarf guy might pick up the car on the tow hitch and walk it down the hill. ??
cheers,
eric t
Comment by eric t — January 6, 2006 @ 2:36 am
The bottle/jug is a weight, hang it over the edge of a table.
Comment by dude — February 3, 2007 @ 8:42 am