Jun 19, 2025
Batman Tin Robot with Original English Box (Nomura, 1966)
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Batman Tin Robot with Original English Box (Nomura, 1966)
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Gingerbread Decorating Fun!
Thank you to @jokerislandgirl32 for your suggestion of “Making gingerbread houses! But it’s Zach so maybe he’s making a gingerbread robot?”! On a snowy night in, Alessandra convinced Zach that they should make gingerbread houses together! She made a traditional house, while Zach decided to make something more his style, a gingerbread tin robot! But at least it got him more in the holiday spirit!
I had fun making this one and I based Zach’s gingerbread robot on the tin robot he made in “A Creature Christmas”! Hope you all like today’s drawing! Stay tuned for tomorrow’s!
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Wind-up Batman Tin Robot with Original Box (Tada, 1960's)
Made for the Japanese market, this key-in wind-up Batman robot is 13" tall and was produced by Tada in the 1960's. Constructed with a tin body, the robot has a painted vinyl head and cloth cape.