Tin Toy T-Shirts

Tin Toy Stylish Man

antique tin toy

A modern design of a vintage toy robot

Robot tin toy

Ack Ack!

Retro Tin Toy Robots Pattern

This is the first shirt in our Retro Toy Series! Travel back to 1985 and revisit Robo Third Earth with our mascot, BTR-01! Stay tuned for more great retro/homage designs!

Rubber ducks love the Wizard of Oz!

Little Tin Guy! <3

Saucer Man toy

Talking Robot T-shirt and other products.

it's a sad story when a vintage robot is desperate for love!

Fun and cute tin toy robot a blast from the past in retro vintage style

Collage of the Cragstan Astronaut with an interstellar background.

Original art of Wizard of Oz’s Tin Man: This adorable Madame Alexander doll of The Wizard of Oz Tin Man (as a child) came in a Happy Meal as a collector doll. Great gift for Wizard of Oz fans, doll fans, or happy meal toy collectors!

Cthulhu wind up old god

Original artwork of adorable Madame Alexander Wizard of Oz collector dolls - the Cowardly Lion, Tin Man, and Scarecrow (as children). They came in McDonald Happy Meals some years ago. . Great gift ideas for Wizard of Oz fans, doll fans, or happy meal toy collectors!

Retro style purple robot inspired by Japanese tin toys of the 1950s and 60s.

Handmade with love watercolours and acrylics!

Mr Robot T-shirt and other products.

Jack had ten seconds to draw the giant robot before he was forced to turn and run for his life

With my new macro lens I have tried to photograph part of a group of little flat tin figures (less than an inch in height) of Mozart playing at the court of Empress Maria Theresa, which I painted as a child. My father used to paint tin soldiers and stage battle fields in the living room with hundreds of little soldiers, mostly of the American Civil War and the Napoleonic wars; finding these scenes rather gruesome and boring - because one had to paint regiments of figures all in the same dresses, I asked my father to buy me 'gentler' figures, so I could spend my Sunday mornings painting with him. In the course of my childhood I painted lots of scenes - fairy tales, Roman and Greek market scenes, hunting Indians, French salons, etc. - and ...

A pixel version of a 1930s tin toy ray gun

Apprentice Edward The Tin Soldier who is in training to fight dragons.

Blast off to outer space with this retro atomic robot design. Modeled after the tin toys from the fifties it is sure to make a great gift for anyone or for yourself.

With his bright blinking light eyes and posable arms, he looks ready to take on the world. Despite being small, he has managed to be a favorite among children for his wit and charm.

Original painting of a Madame Alexander Wizard of Oz Scarecrow doll that came out in a McDonald’s Happy Meal years ago.

Blue robot toy

Wind-Up doll has been talked about by cool toymaker and automata lover for ages. This wind up toy cool design is a tin toy for the pullback motor of your heart. Winding key is turned and the wind-up enthusiast is thrilled to have an awesome mechanical toy design. Automation specialist would love this toy automation design too. Especially if they are your dad, brother, grandpa, or sister!

Fun Wizard of Oz homage, hope you enjoy! : )

As the machine uprising is almost inevitable at some point, I thought I’d get in their good graces early. Maybe I’ll be spared for a little while! I had happened upon a book of North Korean propaganda posters at my local library. I was amused at the messages that tried convince individuals that being drones in a larger machine was the ideal way to succeed in all things, and the ultimate expression of patriotism, and that even milking your goat can be an act of defiance against your oppressors. The idea of using these messages to encourage passion and unity in true emotionless drones was titillating and lead to this piece.

Robots also enjoy music and dancing. Vector illustration.

Ford Gyron - The Mystery Car of the Future - Non Stop Action

Linocut print inspired by Japanese 1960s tin toy robots (also available in an English version).

Rubber ducks love the Wizard of Oz!

Louis Marx and Company was an American toy manufacturer in business from 1919 to 1980. They made many types of toys including tin toys, toy soldiers, toy guns, action figures, dolls, toy cars and model trains. Some of their notable toys are Rock'em Sock'em Robots, Big Wheel tricycles, Disney branded dollhouses and playsets based on TV shows like Gunsmoke. Its products were often imprinted with the slogan "One of the many Marx toys, have you all of them?"