"cute " vinyls

^^ Thanks, he's well cute.

Here's my latest Pikachu find . . . .


Pikachu by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

One of the Zoomoth guys put this pic of poly looking vintage(?) Tinkle Tots on instagram. Anyone have more info on them; are they old, reprints or reimagined? YJA and google didn't offer much. The ones with the peehole on the forehead are particularly amusing... http://instagram.com/p/cx5aQNxYIz/

 

^^ dunno, but I'd like a couple of 'em

 

Tagged "sofubi" but I'd be surprised if they were, look like cheap blown plastic to me

 

Tomy Tinkler by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr


Koro Kero Koro by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Milky peko chan!

 

My Sonny Angel. Cast in squeezable butter-soft vinyl (scented like "face powder") and with jiggly eyes.

 

Oh sorry, I just noticed this was posted in the vintage sub-forum, well if it was a true kewpie, it would be vintage!

 

Vintage Pluto . . . about 33cm high.

He's a big squeaker and fully articulated. Possibly a bootleg of an Italian toy.




Vintage Pluto by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Vintage Fawn . . . 50p at a boot-sale


Vintage Fawn by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr


Vintage Fawn by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

anything cuter than an orange bunny with braces? possibly not.


Rosebud Rabbit by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Throw some black and white paint on him, then throw a Specials record on the turntable, and you'll be good to go.

 

I like your way of thinking.

 

the nakajima classic Tezuka s' Melmo!

 

Another little charmer . . . 50p at a boot-sale.
Tomy 1977. One foot stamped 'Singapore'.

Still works and swims perfectly . . . not bad for a 36 year old toy


Vintage Duck by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr


Vintage Duck by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

pretty sure I used to have a duck like that as a tiny tot...

Ruru mura no nakama set..

 

^^ Nice . . . great packaging too

Here's one i got at the usual boot-sale for 50p. 1960's i would guess.
I like the cheap looking green jewel eyes and the fact it is neither a rabbit or squirrel but something in-between.

Made from some kinda Bakelite plastic.


Rabbit / Squirrel Hybrid by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

finally got the last Money Gobbler i needed. this was a series of hard vinyl 9-10 inch banks made by a company called Animals Plus in 1977. they're clearly inspired by Sesame Street, with the most blatant rip-off being "Arny" (who is definitely my favorite of the group.) these are the only 3 i have ever seen, but i guess i didn't even know these existed a couple years ago, so maybe there are more to discover.


here's the whole group

 

^^ Those are great . . . like you say, definite Sesame Street 'influence'. The bird looks familiar too.

Here's another boot-sale find of mine. 9" vintage Noddy by Combex. Made in England. Very cute! Probably late 50's or early 60's.


Noddy by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Those are very cool. Awesome group! I never seen them before! Your last one, the bird is my favorite!

 

Rather devious looking "cute" vinyl, haha.

 

finally picked up a yellow one to go with my purple one! i'll buy these in any color, if you find one please let me know!

 

^^ Love those!

Here's some cute vintage bargains from a boot-sale. Both are 60's or 70's i would guess.

I think the swans would normally be a set of three but who knows . . .
a lot of vintage sets like that come with one large figure and two babies (sometimes with thin chains linking the babies to the larger figure).


Vintage Elf by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr


Vintage Swans by The Moog Image Dump, on Flickr

 

Anyone happen to know who this is? Sorry for the shit photo. The person I got the bigger one (actually a lamp) from told me it was Minilla, but I can't imagine Minilla would be wearing an Ultraman mask...　Both are made by "AIKA", copyright C.I.C - N.B.

 

Dunno . . . but they are totally cool and i want them