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Fantasy Flyer

Pedal Car
2005 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Pedal car in the form of a piston-powered monoplane with retro '1950s' styling, made from pressed steel and painted powder pink, with chrome propeller, exhausts, steering wheel, hubcabs and windscreen. The wheels are of white-painted steel, with rubber tyres. The propeller rotates as the vehicle is pedalled. Behind the steering wheel is a white faux leather padded seat. The name of the plane, 'Fantasy Flyer,' is printed in silver on both sides of the fuselage and is accompanied by silver stars.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleFantasy Flyer (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Pressed steel, painted
Brief description
Pedal car/plane, Fantasy Flyer, made in England by syoT Ltd in 2005.
Physical description
Pedal car in the form of a piston-powered monoplane with retro '1950s' styling, made from pressed steel and painted powder pink, with chrome propeller, exhausts, steering wheel, hubcabs and windscreen. The wheels are of white-painted steel, with rubber tyres. The propeller rotates as the vehicle is pedalled. Behind the steering wheel is a white faux leather padded seat. The name of the plane, 'Fantasy Flyer,' is printed in silver on both sides of the fuselage and is accompanied by silver stars.
Dimensions
  • Length: 123cm
  • Maximum height: 65cm
  • Width: 96cm
  • Whole object weight: 16kg
Style
Production typeMass produced
Marks and inscriptions
'Fantasy Flyer' (Printed on the side in silver)
Credit line
Given by syoT Ltd
Object history
This object was acquired by the Museum of Childhood during its 2006 refurbishment, for a new display in the Moving Toys Gallery.
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
B.249-2010

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Record createdJanuary 25, 2011
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