Kikkerland Design Inc

Le Pinch

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$21 $35 In stock

Category: critters

Le Pinch was one of the most complex wind-ups to bring to life. Moving like an inchworm across a flat surface, designing his two separate halves to relate to one another was no easy task. In time, we managed to sync up Le Pinch’s movements and even get him to climb over small obstacles. Simply place your hand palm down on a flat surface and Le Pinch will inch his way over your fingers. This is a piece of wind-up toy mastery
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

I was skeptical at first whether the two halves would move together properly, but they sync up surprisingly well as it inches forward on my desk. Took a few tries to get the winding rhythm down, but now it’s a fun little distraction during calls.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Watching this little critter inch across my desk is oddly mesmerizing, the way its two halves move independently feels so lifelike. The engineering behind that segmented motion is just brilliant.

Emily ★★★★★

The little wire legs actually catch the floor just right to pull the back half forward — it's hypnotic watching the whole clumsy crawl cycle. Definitely takes a steady hand to wind, but the movement is worth the effort.