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Is it battery operated?
Cool! What does it say?? [emoji848]
Two 9 volts plug right into the sound amp, the movement of the chicken is from the turning of the crank.
I'm not sure, I have the records but not the player
I'm not sure, I have the records but not the player
can you use any record player or does it have special hookups?
You can use anything that plugs into the headphone jack on the amp but there's a switch that triggers the player to start on the coin mech so Idk how you'd trigger something else.Wonder if you can put any old record in it?
Might be fun to have it playing Ozzy or something like that.
The plexi front/sides are all one bent piece, I was thinking of replacing it with chicken wire instead of fooling with trying to bend plexi.
How about building a bracket to hold three sheets instead of one bent replacement?
How about building a bracket to hold three sheets instead of one bent replacement?
And post pics of the records please.
The only record that doesn't have a cover is the chicken one. If someone wants, I can mail them the records so they can back up the sounds digitally. There's virtually zero information about this thing online, at least nothing I can find
Is that like one of those Dino egg machines? Looks like you can change the characters with the Toy n Joy though.
Got it all cleaned up and working, all that's left is plexi, t molding and a background.
It's still missing the record player but I'm going to find some toy that makes chicken noises, gut it for the part that makes noise and rig it to the switch that starts the record player until I can find the right stuff. It didn't have the light originally, I think it looks better with one.
Got it all cleaned up and working, all that's left is plexi, t molding and a background.
It's still missing the record player but I'm going to find some toy that makes chicken noises, gut it for the part that makes noise and rig it to the switch that starts the record player until I can find the right stuff. It didn't have the light originally, I think it looks better with one.