Firstly the toys all belonged to the owner of the museum.
He and the curator of the museum really planned everything.
The toys are like almost complete to me.

And they are from the olden era.

Some of the toys I have never seen or heard before.

Such as this 'Shooting Boy'. Most probably from the 1970's or 1980's.

And this Negro Boys. Mister Curator told us that they actually made this toys for darlie and that the name is actually daki, for black, to emphasise on the contrast of white against black.

Collection of Batmans series......look different from the ones now.

Some of the Popeye toys. There were a few shelves of them, ranging from looks and sizes.

And one more thing. You can't see any shadows on these toys. The lighting was made so that there will be no shadows cast on them, and the lighting very soft. This is so the colours on the toys won't fade and can last longer.

Miniature toys of the band Beatles.

The toy of the first anime ever made: astroboy

Tin-tin: my favourite childhood cartoon.

A whole series of Micky Mouse. A whole lot of varieties from the original, to the ones with teeth and so on.

As you can see, the story above me is not supported by any pillars. Amazing.

And we are standing on glass, thus showing that this type of glass is very strong and durable. And can withstand weight.

Learned different types of materials used, why it is used as well as the lighting in the building.