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PANDEMIC SPINNER GAME with Virus Vector graphic design by cetoystory

Furby is an American electronic robotic toy that was originally released in 1998 by Tiger Electronics. It resembles a hamster or owllike creature and went through a period of being a "must-have" toy following its holiday season launch, with continual sales until 2000. Over 40 million Furbies were sold during the three years of its original production, with 1.8 million sold in 1998, and 14 million in 1999. A newly purchased Furby starts out speaking entirely "Furbish", the unique language that all Furbies use, but is programmed to start using English words and phrases in place of Furbish over time., a process intended to resemble learning a language. A simple electric motor and a system of cams and gears close the Furby's eyes and mouth.

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 digital drawing presents a cheerful rubber duck, created with clean, crisp lines and vibrant colors. The duck's body maintains its signature round shape, exuding a sense of softness and playfulness. The smooth, streamlined appearance of the digital artwork gives the rubber duck a modern and sleek feel. The duck is depicted in a bright, sunny yellow color, conveying a sense of warmth and happiness. Its small, rounded beak adds a touch of charm and character. The duck's eyes are portrayed as large and expressive, radiating warmth and inviting connection.

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A big eyed vintage pose doll head with text below ”life’s a kitsch”

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Draw vector illustration character collection cute cat.Doodle cartoon style.For you

Hot Wheels It's A Culture

Born To Collect Hot Wheels

Hot Wheels Addict, No Cure Needed

Wheels Of Fury

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

Antique pedal cars make great collectors items and wall art! This is one of a series...check out the other pedal cars to make a great set!

A street art style illustration of a teddy bear with graffiti art and a printed slogan on its sweatshirt

SRG Museum (NYC, USA) from Architecture Series. Set no. 21004. Released 2009. Bricks Art by Adam Reed Tucker. Adapted for prints by Andrew.C

Glass Marbles On White Wooden Board Still Life

4000 x 4000 Pixel PNG without Background

cartoon pickup

Treasure Box Inktober Day 21: Treasure

Toy Collector Kidult Original Mint in Box Fan Lover Distressed Design

Hitting stores in 1986, Legions of Power was a series of toys that you assembled yourself to form the various outer space combat vehicles featured on the box. The basic core frames of the vehicles were usually a dull gray color, but kids accessorized them with various detail pieces that were in either blue or red, as well as some that were glow-in-the-dark. More importantly, certain pieces were motorized, and when attached wheels, tires, legs, and other pieces, you would be able to actually make your vehicles move. With action figures, robot and mecha themes, and a functional building set, Legions of Power hit on all cylinders as a true cross segment toy.

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Teddy Bears falling out of a faux shirt pocket. This design looks best on a black shirt or hoodie

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