Frankenstein Tin Toy @ The Bandai Museum

[samurainoir]

have no idea what this is or anything about it other than it's awesome and I spotted it on display at the Bandai Toy Museum.

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[enyawd72]

have no idea what this is or anything about it other than it's awesome and I spotted it on display at the Bandai Toy Museum.

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That is the legendary MARX battery operated Frankenstein...worth a small fortune today. Although the oddly colored feet and remote control suggest it may be an unlicensed reproduction.

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[dr_cyclops]

That is the legendary MARX battery operated Frankenstein...worth a small fortune today. Although the oddly colored feet and remote control suggest it may be an unlicensed reproduction.

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My guess; it is a licensed product. I recognize the blue controller with the red buttons from other Marx battery operated toys. Perhaps the original controller was so damaged that it needed replacing from another toy.

[cjefferys]

That's weird that it was at the Bandai museum, I thought they just displayed their own Bandai/Popy toys. Or maybe they distributed the Marx Frankie in Japan? I don't recall seeing it at the museum's previous location.