Hey everybody, it's a Reverend J Goldstein and welcome to the first video in my new casual series, Reverend J Presents Collections. And what I'm going to be doing each video is showing a series of items that are somehow similar that I've collected over time either on purpose or incidentally. And this video is going to be the first half of the Wind Up Toys video. Today I'm going to be covering robots and people and the next video I'll be covering things. So let's get started with some Wind Up Toys. Here's one of my favorites. This is a robot right here as you can see. And what I like about it is kind of actually I just found out moments ago that the arms actually do this. I've been playing with this for a while. It's actually in my video robot dance party in one of my earlier vlogs. And what I would have loved to have known that it had a movable arms but you can also make the head kind of move to the side little jaunty like that. And it's got a pretty good mechanism. So let's test her out. I think it's a her. And there she goes. And here she comes. So for all of you wearing 3D glasses that would have done nothing because of course this is not in 3D. And you can see it's basically like a little Pixar kind of robot. And I say it's got moving hands moving head. You can go pretty much all the way around. And that's what the bottom looks like. Same to you. Okay. Next in our robots and people we have middle-aged spider man. And you can see it's a pretty detailed spider man except of course they got his body fat injects whatever that's called really wrong. It's got a nice raised spider on the back. I mean they really did go into some detail on here. I've played with this pretty well and yeah the mechanism doesn't work as well as it should. However he's such a big Aussie fan. How can you not love him? Just look at that. Oh yeah. Bang your head spider. So if we're lucky he'll run at all. Come on. And that's basically the best is I think one of the gears got flattened or something inside and it doesn't work properly anymore. But it's a toy we don't cry over to like. Anyway. Mr. Atomic. I know his name is Mr. Atomic. And when I first got him and for a long time I didn't realize he actually had a face. I thought he was a faceless robot. But if I look up top if you look up top you'll see he actually has a tiny little face up there. Kind of hidden away and protected by his Atomic Polkadot. He's got big strong arms and the robot mechanism in this. The wind up mechanism is pretty good. I can see he. Of course the only thing really atomic about this is the fact that he's made out of atoms. As is everything. So you can see the detail here. Okay. Up next. This is not meant to be an endorsement. Yep. It's Mark Twain dressed up as Colonel Sanders. Actually it's Colonel Sanders. And I don't know. I mean looks like he's been eating way too much of his product. Should've learned a lesson from Scarface. Did not. And this is the way it walks if you sew darn cute. Do that little guy go. For the record I don't actually eat Kentucky Fried Chicken or KFC as the kids are calling at these days. Next. When you're talking about robots how can you not talk about middle age terminator. Yeah this is a middle age terminator just like middle age spider man. At some point they decided that they should make superhero characters and stuff that look really really out of shape. And really out of shape guys like me bought into it. You can see all the detail work with these little this thing over here. Okay. Honestly this just looks to me like what a kindergartener puts on the side of a popsicle stick cup so you can put pencils in it. The only thing recognizable to me I guess I got some sort of a gun here is that a movie light. But it's middle age terminator and you can see him go. It's definitely run away from this guy. And middle age terminator might be a good movie. I mean I don't just work in English play this terminator. All right. After that. Okay. And now for the coupe de gra. Red face robot. Red face robot. See it. Red face robot. It says it on all the panels. It's red face robot. And I am a cinematographer and a half. Okay. It's all it says. It's just on all the panels. It's just there's no warning. There's no choking hazard here. No short choking hazard thing here. So I don't know if I'm actually supposed to choke on it or not. But I kept it in the box because I thought it was such a kid. And this is it. That's there you go. Red face robot. I'm gonna make a camera adjustment here. Get his full beauty. And the tiny tripod that I have made out of pipe cleaners is not holding up. What a surprise. Okay. There we go. You can do it. And this is red face robot. I think he's great looking. I mean in his ugliness that is a great looking robot. He's useful. He has a wrench where his British people call it a spanner. He has a radio pack on his back. And you can see it's a metal toy. It's a modern metal toy. It's probably made within the last five to ten years. I haven't had it that long. But what's cool is it comes with a little key. And you all know the key goes into the robot. And you wind her up. I think it's a pretty secure mechanism in both ability on sound to the others. Here he comes. Would you like a wrench too? And that's what he says. He moves forward which is basically all you can really expect from a robot wind up toy. Anyway. So these are the toys that make up the robots and people's category. And the next video will be a wind up toys that are things that are not robots and people. I hope you'll tune into that. If you like this video, please hit the like button down below the video over there. And I hope to see you next time. You guys are Reverend Jay Goldstein and Collections.