Hand-cranked Flip-O-Scope do-it-yourself kit that includes 24 cards.
Our Flip-O-Scopes feature:
Edweard Muybridge’s 1872 sequence proving that as a horse gallops, all 4 hooves are in the air at one time.
The “False Maria” from Fritz Lang’s 1927 dystopian film, “Metropolis”, with energy rings cycling upward.
Cinema’s first kiss! Captured from an early film by Thomas Edison.
Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp pirouetting in his 1916 film, “Floorwalker.”
Chaplin’s classic “dance of the rolls” from his 1925 film, “Gold Rush.”
Bandit drawing and firing pistol, from the historic 1903 film “The Great Train Robbery.”
Swimming octopus as black tentacles against teal ocean depths.
“How Do You Do?” - Ostrich with gentleman tipping hat, made using Edweard Muybridge’s ostrich photography.
Sturdy craft box and parts included. Assembly quick and easy, with instructions included.
Hand-cranked Flip-O-Scope do-it-yourself kit that includes 24 cards.
Our Flip-O-Scopes feature:
Edweard Muybridge’s 1872 sequence proving that as a horse gallops, all 4 hooves are in the air at one time.
The “False Maria” from Fritz Lang’s 1927 dystopian film, “Metropolis”, with energy rings cycling upward.
Cinema’s first kiss! Captured from an early film by Thomas Edison.
Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp pirouetting in his 1916 film, “Floorwalker.”
Chaplin’s classic “dance of the rolls” from his 1925 film, “Gold Rush.”
Bandit drawing and firing pistol, from the historic 1903 film “The Great Train Robbery.”
Swimming octopus as black tentacles against teal ocean depths.
“How Do You Do?” - Ostrich with gentleman tipping hat, made using Edweard Muybridge’s ostrich photography.
Sturdy craft box and parts included. Assembly quick and easy, with instructions included.