Metro Toys - Toy Mod. "Green Machine: The Frog Band" Will Dance to Your Music! - FUNZIONANTE - 1980-1990





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The Metro Toys Green Machine: The Frog Band, made in 1989, features five frogs that move and light up in response to music and is in good working condition.
Description from the seller
A genuine cult classic of late-80s pop culture and toy collecting: "Green Machine: The Frog Band", produced by Metro Toys in 1989.
This quirky and hard-to-find piece of retro-modern memorabilia consists of a stage with five anthropomorphic frogs who "play" various musical instruments. The unit is equipped with an internal sound-activated sensor: placed near a music source with good bass, the internal electronics detect the rhythm, making the musicians move in time and triggering the flashing colorful lights on stage.
An object with an incredibly nostalgic design, perfect for vintage collectors, retro robotics enthusiasts, or as a unique decorative piece for music lovers.
Working and in good cosmetic and mechanical condition. The sound sensor, the lights, and the frogs' movements have been tested and are fully functional.
Seller's Story
A genuine cult classic of late-80s pop culture and toy collecting: "Green Machine: The Frog Band", produced by Metro Toys in 1989.
This quirky and hard-to-find piece of retro-modern memorabilia consists of a stage with five anthropomorphic frogs who "play" various musical instruments. The unit is equipped with an internal sound-activated sensor: placed near a music source with good bass, the internal electronics detect the rhythm, making the musicians move in time and triggering the flashing colorful lights on stage.
An object with an incredibly nostalgic design, perfect for vintage collectors, retro robotics enthusiasts, or as a unique decorative piece for music lovers.
Working and in good cosmetic and mechanical condition. The sound sensor, the lights, and the frogs' movements have been tested and are fully functional.

