Making Toys Come Alive! -Activity 2

Heya! Here's our Christmas toy, My Favourite Christmas Present! The first photo (61.9 KB) shows a Christmas present. There is a knob at the side of the box. When you turn the knob, an angel will pop out of the box, with the help of a snail cam, and after a full rotation, it drops back into the box.

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Veronike & Robin

The initial position of the tree's hands are lowered. Due to the eccentric cam, the tree's hand will move up & down continuously, along with the banner.

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Ler Yee & Xing Yee

Initially, the reindeer is behind the Christmas tree. When the cam is turned, the reindeer will appear from behind the Christmas tree. A snail cam can be used. As the snail cam continues turning, the reindeer will go back behind the Christmas tree.

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Glory and Li Lin

The fire behind the logs will remain there unchanged at the start. The flames of the fire will constantly move up and down when the handle is turned. Eccentric cam can be used.

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Grace and Tobias

The angel will be behind the sleeping cloud and it will only pop-up from behind when the handle is turned. Eccentric cam is used for the angel to pop-up.

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Grace and Tobias

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Jonathan Tan and Ryan Tan

In this design, a boy is throwing a snowball at a snowman, who will duck behind a wall to dodge it. A pear-shaped cam is used to make the boy's arm move as he is throwing the snowball. A snail cam is used to make the snowman rise up, then drop.   

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Zi Xing

The Santa Claus will be behind the bells at the start and will only pop-up from behind when the handle is turned. Eccentric cam will be used for the Santa Claus to pop-up.

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SST Christmas Design

The First Photo shows that the flame behind the candle,while the second photo show that the flame had come out of the candle.

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Fwd: Design

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Pranav Varma <pp.jj.vv@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:31:16 +0800
Subject: Design
To: seah_ys@hotmail.com

Initially,the tree without the stars was on top.then the tree with the
stars came on top and the one without the stars went down.The Santa
Clause did not move.

Alice

the snowman's arms will move when i turn the handle(pear-shaped cam)

the snowflakes will go up and down when i turn the handle (snail shape cam)

zhi wei, tian seng

Position 1 shows a christmas stocking. As the cam turns, the snowman would gradually appear out of the stocking until the snow man is at position 2. It would suddenly fall back down to position 1 after the cam makes one complete turn. nail cam is used in this design.

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Seah Yen Sin

Position 1 shows bushes with the word Merry Christmas. As the cam turns, the Santa Claus would gradually appear out of the bushes until the Santa Claus is at position 2. It would suddenly fall back down to position 1 after the cam makes one complete turn. A snail cam is used in this design.

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Santa Claus

Position 1 shows bushes with the word Merry Christmas. As the cam turns, the Santa Claus would gradually appear out of the bushes until the Santa Claus is at position 2. It would suddenly fall back down to position 1 after the cam makes one complete turn. A snail cam is used in this design.

Acknowledgment: The Santa Claus image is from the following website.
http://christmas.howstuffworks.com/games/find-santa-claus.htm