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Fisher-Price Animal Muppet. blinking mech.

Puppet crazy

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Does anyone have a photo of the eye mech inside the Animal fisher price toy?
 
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This has come up many, many times over the years....these are not photos of the actual Animal puppet, but a diagram of the puppet's mechanism and photos of a similar one originally created by Terry Angus:

Drawings - http://www.puppet-planet.com/images/blinkeye2.jpg
Puppet Photo - http://www.puppet-planet.com/images/blinkeye1.jpg

If you're looking for more information on building puppet eye mechanisms, two good resources are the book Figure Making Can Be Fun?!?! and the DVD From Sketch to Show: Building Mechanisms.
 
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