He hoots, he flies, he watches you. Spooky!  This somber owl puppet has wings that flap up and down.

It's a Tyrannosaurus shadow puppet! Ready for action and always hungry, this T-Rex has neck and hip joints that allow him to lunge and attack. He moves with two sticks, so he is easier for the kiddies to operate.

A beautiful puppet with a mesmerizing swimming action. She's aloof but not unkind. With a stick in each hand you can make her swim, dive, and flick her tail. She can rescue you from seamonsters and aquatic nightmares.

A fierce fanged swimmer, the Seamonster prowls the deep looking for pirates and mermaids. His many joints allow him to undulate, attack, and crumple into a spiky ball.

This dainty Toothfairy has a skirt full of molars! With her fluttering wings she can swoop and dive. The Toothfairy is the natural enemy of the Yeti...and can be spotted lurking outside of dental clinics late at night.

It's a big hairy Yeti! He loves to stomp and yell.  No one knows why he is always mad. Maybe someone is melting his habitat?

A Robot!
Just what you need to act out your science fiction daydreams. Let him clomp across your desk and talk to your electric pencil sharpener!

The robot has a "helmet bubble" cut from frosted acrylic that glows when placed in front of a light (see the pictures). He has a little dial (Geiger counter?)on his chest with a needle that goes back and forth-- this needle is controlled by the wire handle. His legs and pincher-hands are jointed so he sways and dances when you move him from side-to-side.
He is a good robot, and always follows orders.