r/Thatsactuallyverycool Maestro of Astonishment Nov 18 '24

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u/dertyerwin Nov 19 '24

But how?

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u/Titariia Nov 19 '24

It's easy. You see the slits in the board? There's runs a string tgrough the little guys limbs through the slits to the kids hands. One slit for each side of the body. When the kid pulls on a string the according side of the little guy gets stiff because of the tension.

If you're familiar with a Hampelmann toy, that's basically the same. You pull a string and his arms and legs go up and when you release it they will go down again

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u/RattaTattaBingoBango Nov 21 '24

Pretty sure you nailed it yo!

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u/SlickBackJackk 1d ago

Science bitch!

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u/urnotallowed Nov 19 '24

Fish line? I'm so perplexed 🤔!

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u/NitroNinja23 18d ago

The future of video gaming is looking incredible!

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u/Sexting_Trash_Panda 10d ago

Am I high? HOW?