Plastic Toy Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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Plastic soothers vol2

Building with plastic bricks is not just something you do in your spare time.

Pink pigs waiting to be won at the Minnesota State Fair. Diana F+ medium format camera, Kodak Vivid Color 400 speed film. Taken August 2010.

Pink pigs waiting to be won at the Minnesota State Fair. Diana F+ medium format camera, Kodak Vivid Color 400 speed film. Taken August 2010.

Classic Diana Camera Artwork Design

... colorful plastic resin horses from the amusement park, vibrant children's toy that reminds us of the happiness of being a child, after all, horses are wonderful animals....

A ride at the Minnesota State Fair in August 2009. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.

Stylized planes with plastic texture and that look like children's toys. They are very colorful and make any environment or object that decorates it very cheerful and fun.

The river Nidelva running through Trondheim, Norway this past May 2015. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.

Atop the Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) on the Lysefjord in Rogaland, Norway in May 2015. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.

A Sami man and reindeer on the island of Magerøya, Norway, south of the Nordkapp in May 2015. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.

Sweet white foal with red eyes and black tail standing in a sea of pink

This is the inner harbor of Alesund, Norway in April 2015. Captured by a toy Diana camera on 120mm Kodak Porta 400 speed film.

From the 16th century onwards the first lead figures appeared. And in the 18th century, in England, the Newton Company began to market lead military figures representing the British and French Army. Until the beginning of the 20th century, figures were produced only in lead, but around 1910 a material called “composite” appeared, which was a mixture of wood sawdust and glue that became very popular. However the figures were very rustic and with few details. After World War II some manufacturers opted for plastic. A cheaper material that was getting popular at the time. Several manufacturers emerged and the figures started to be sold separately or in sets for very attractive prices. With plastic, the figures started to present a greater we

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?"

Old Plastic Toy Animal from my Childhood put on a Playful & Colorful Display.

You spin me right round.

Harinezumi Street Team

Add some fun to your wardrobe with my hilarious rubber chicken design! Featuring a rubber chicken art and the witty caption 'My spirit animal is a rubber chicken', this shirt is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. Perfect as a gift for a friend

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If you like rubber ducks you probably love this blue rubber duck amongst autumn leaves.

From the 16th century onwards the first lead figures appeared. And in the 18th century, in England, the Newton Company began to market lead military figures representing the British and French Army. Until the beginning of the 20th century, figures were produced only in lead, but around 1910 a material called “composite” appeared, which was a mixture of wood sawdust and glue that became very popular. However the figures were very rustic and with few details. After World War II some manufacturers opted for plastic. A cheaper material that was getting popular at the time. Several manufacturers emerged and the figures started to be sold separately or in sets for very attractive prices. With plastic, the figures started to present a greater weal

Green Toy Soldier with Bazooka - illustration by Cofefe Studio.

Line drawing of a beach ball

Plastic colored shapes for children play with sand on the beach. Baby plastic molds lying in the sand on the seabeach. Four bright summer toys in the sand in sunny summer day.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house. This shade reminds us of the wet bouncy safety foam often found protecting the ground of a waterpark's child-friendly areas.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.

Play time in the pool

A discrete component - An elementary electronic device constructed as a single unit.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.