This is the first application to come to market of the patented Lund and Company Invention Sonic motion technology. The play kitchen just got a facelift and animation! This compact, contemporary kitchen set with fun cooking sound effects has everything little chefs need to play pretend! A new patented vibration feature animates play food so that the popcorn really bounces as it “pops” and the bacon “sizzles” on the burners, just like real bacon! Space saving unit includes microwave, refrigerator and oven with doors that open; ample storage space; and life-like “chrome” towel rack and appliances. – Little Tikes
Recollections of working in the basement on wood lathe as a child inspired an exploration that led to this concept – coloring spinning beads with markers. The actual product that was later released used paint instead of markers. – Natural Science Industries (NSI)
Doodling on the underside of a piece of paper was the inspiration for this concept. Similar to the original Etch-a-Sketch, this product uses the traditional two-knob interface to draw, but also features six colors and the ability to produce a color copy of each picture. – Ohio Art
This is the first application to come to market of the patented Lund and Company Invention Sonic motion technology. The play kitchen just got a facelift and animation! This compact, contemporary kitchen set with fun cooking sound effects has everything little chefs need to play pretend! A new patented vibration feature animates play food so that the popcorn really bounces as it “pops” and the bacon “sizzles” on the burners, just like real bacon! Space saving unit includes microwave, refrigerator and oven with doors that open; ample storage space; and life-like “chrome” towel rack and appliances. – Little Tikes 
Recollections of working in the basement on wood lathe as a child inspired an exploration that led to this concept – coloring spinning beads with markers. The actual product that was later released used paint instead of markers. – Natural Science Industries (NSI)
Doodling on the underside of a piece of paper was the inspiration for this concept. Similar to the original Etch-a-Sketch, this product uses the traditional two-knob interface to draw, but also features six colors and the ability to produce a color copy of each picture. – Ohio Art