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Can someone please tell me what this thing is and where I can buy one?


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Please.

I’m begging you.

I’ve just re-discovered it while sorting through old e-mail. (Thanks, Antonio, for the link)

Any tips would be greatly appreciated 😉

17 Comments

  • Monty says:

    I think that’s as close as a toy can come to being evil incarnate.

  • Stacy says:

    Holy CRAP! My grandparents have the face part– I used to play with it all the time when I was little! It’s probably still in the toy box in the front closet!

  • jamie says:

    i could start sculpting now and not stop for the next 20 years and i still would probably never come up with anything even near that great.

  • Ben says:

    I’m trying to decipher the language to see if it helps. The website is from the Netherlands, so I would assume it’s Dutch, but it doesn’t seem to translate in Babel Fish or any of the other translators I used.

    It’s like tracking down the Ark of the Covenant, but instead of it being the resting place of the Ten Commandments, it’s a demon lumberjack with a crazy rubber face.

  • I was able to translate the whole site with Babelfish, but there was no real clue to what was on display in the video.

    I did track down the rubber face. Now all I need to do is figure out what the lumberjack body is from.

  • De-Man says:

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Patrick M says:

    Devlin Thompson, of Bizarro Wuxtry in Athens, GA can probably give you some info:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/devlinthompson/3188092484/

  • The face is made with a finger puppet for sure, which were popular around those days in Chinese bargain store and flea market plastic junk.

    I remeber having seen this toy at a flea market between battery-operated robots and cars as a kid. Even then I found it pretty dumb and ugly, but now I can see the beauty of it.

    As strange as it is it was manufactured that way. Probably by the factory that made the finger puppet on the second line.

  • Steve B says:

    Mother, the nightmares have come back!

  • that is the creepiest toy ever! lol, where the hell do you find these things!

  • theo says:

    the face is definatlty from a finger puppet toy, they made a few varients, i had em, definatly had this finger puppet face, NEVER seen it attatched to a robot tho, also, never seen a toy like this ever, very inventive, ten out of ten, hope u can find one!

  • BubbaShelby says:

    Damn that thing is a freak!

  • BubbaShelby says:

    Does the “finger puppet” mask have four finger holes? One at forehead, one on each cheek, and one at jaw? If so, I think I may have had one as well.

  • Chuckula says:

    *Sigh* I almost dread relating my experiences with the “Faces of Doom” from the Musical Wind-Up Demon Lumberjack.

    I was just into college in the mid-80’s when these bastards came out. I’m 43 now (2010), so it has been years since I was exposed to the freakishness of the faces.

    After starting college in 1984, I did a some-what typical thing some males who have been “nice and good guys” throughout the high school years…I went nutz with alcohol, ecstasy, and weed. I experimented like the world was about to end. Those creepy faces were “props” my friends and I often used to torment folks who had over indulged in the poison of choice for the evening. When you are high on mind-altering chemicals, those finger puppets are of Satan.

    I was in that party scene for only 2 summers, thank God, and pulled my head out of my a** and finished my education. I would never trade those two summer’s worth of weirdness for anything, though. Very good memories and good times….except a few times the faces got out of control. Most of the time I recall laughing my butt off as one of us would go into some impromptu theatrics with a face (mustache guy was my favorite) and would torment random people on campus or about town.

    One guy who was especially freaked out by the faces high-jacked the whole set and burned them. I was heart broken. Since then I have been looking for them but had no recollection of what they were called. I almost yelled when I saw them on your site! I had never seen the lumberjack thing…only the faces. I plan on trying to find these rubbery devils on eBay and exacting some vengeance on the person responsible for their fiery demise. If I’m lucky, a good, hard flashback will be my reward. Thanks tons for showing them off here!

    Best Regards,
    -Chuckula

    • Wow! That’s an unbelievable tale! I’m glad you found my blog.

      I can probably help you out with getting some of those rubber face if you’re actually interested. If not, thanks for sharing. Such a hilarious scenario. I can’t believe someone actually took your faces and burned them.

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