P is for ‘Polyphase Avatron’
The Dr. Who Robotic Parrot, owned by The Captain in ‘The Pirate Planet’ 1978
By Gerri Ryan
P in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet for Alphabots Tumblr.
P is for ‘Polyphase Avatron’
The Dr. Who Robotic Parrot, owned by The Captain in ‘The Pirate Planet’ 1978
By Gerri Ryan
P in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet for Alphabots Tumblr.
O is for OLGA THE ROBOT from ‘The Perfect Woman’ a 1949 British comedy film, directed by Bernard Knowles.
by Gerri Ryan
O in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet for the Alphabots Tumblr Project
N IS FOR NIYA
By Gerri Ryan
‘N’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet for ‘Alphabots Tumblr Project’
NIYA is the Humanoid Clone from the 1981 Soviet Science Fiction film ‘Cherez terni k zvyozdam’ (To the stars by Hard Ways) Directed by Richard Viktorov.
A heavily edited English-dubbed version was featured as ‘Humanoid Woman’ in an episode of ‘Mystery Science Theatre 3000’
Lots of info on the movie here http://merryfrolics.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/to-the-stars-by-hard-ways/comment-page-1/ for anyone who is interested!
Lilliput Robot and Magic Robot
By Gerri Ryan
‘L’ and ‘M’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed alphabet for ‘Alphabots’
Lilliput was the first mass-produced tin toy robot from the 1940’s and Magic Robot was a classic 1950’s board game.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-jVm7XR9Is
K is for ‘K9, K1, Kamelion’
By Gerri Ryan
‘K’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed alphabet.
Three ‘K’ robots from the classic TV series Dr. Who!
J IS FOR ‘JET JAGUAR’
By Gerri Ryan
‘J’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed alphabet
‘JET JAGUAR’ from the 1973 Japanese film ‘Godzilla Vs Megalon ‘
(Japanese newspaper from Zai-stockhttp://zai-stock.deviantart.com/art/My-Japanese-Newspaper-198670092 )
I IS FOR ‘IRONA’
By Gerri Ryan
‘I’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet
‘IRONA’ Richie Rich’s robot maid and bodyguard from Harvey comics 1953 to 1982
H is for ‘Horikawa Robots’
By Gerri Ryan
‘H’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet.
Japanese tin robots made from 1950’s to 1970’s
G is for ’ Garco’
By Gerri Ryan
G in the ‘VINTAGE ROBOTS’ themed alphabet.
GARCO the 1950’s Robot built by Harvey Chapman from discarded aircraft parts,had vacuum suction fingertips and could play chess, mix drinks and hammer nails! Intended to carry out tasks ‘too dangerous’ for humans such as mixing explosives and handling radioactive materials, he instead became a ‘celebrity’ robot, appearing in movies, tv shows and commercials, famously appearing as a guest panelist on the hit tv show JUKEBOX JURY IN 1954.
F is for the ‘Flute Player’
by Gerri Ryan
‘F’ in the VINTAGE ROBOTS themed Alphabet
The Flute Player was the first Biomechanical robot, built by Jacques de Vaucanson in 1738. A life-sized figure, it could perform 12 different songs on the flute, imitating the movement of human lips, hands and lungs!