More than you bargained for !

Strike a match and instead of gentle combustion you get thermonuclear conflagration. Always leave them wanting less.

Dead Animal Robots

Dead animal robots use animal parts for various internal functions. Memories, vision, senses etc. Unfortunatly the donor usualy comes off second best.

Space Monkeys

Travelling in an old cathode ray TV tube, Space Monkeys await your command!

An Office

Room no 447/2: 62nd floor -Sine wave engineering

Our bunny,Itty

 

"Follow the white rabbit"

Retro DIY Electronics

This was used to illustrate the concept of obsolete electronic components.

Old Tri tech add, from Popular Mechanoids Magazine 1932

Ultimatica: Tri Techs Gyro range

Ultimatica is not only Tri Techs most powerful domestically available machinery but also the most expensive.

Refissionex.

Industrica-blue.

"Industrica-Blue: Also available in Red and Black. Industrica Red being quite rare."

Orbisphere. 1947

 

Tri Tech's M.P.H.H stands for Multi-purpose hand help.

Resonator: Tri Tech Gizzmo.

Rare nameplate from a Whizzo Televisor 12, 1932

Kilojoule.

 

The only other Hybrid offered in 1947 from Tri Technologies.

Whizzo-Hybrid:The Monomeratic.

 

Production of the Monomeratic reached 1.6 million units by 1950.

Radiatron: Tri Techs most expensive Whizzo.

 

Radiatron was as far as you could go in Tri Techs Whizzo range.

First model Semisphere released in March 1939,

"Appearing in Tri Techs exhibition at New Yorks World Fair on 30th April, next to exhibit celebrating Superman.Interestingly one day later (May 1st) the first Batman comic was released on newstands."

 

 

Early Orbiter Red advertisment, Hot Rods and Robots Magazine, 1936.

Orbiter -Red, available in Green, Red and Orbiter Blue.

All Orbiters were essentialy the same except for the number of speeds available on the control dial, and of course, the colour coding of the main body shell.

Revolvertron GT-70,

Another in the line-up of Tri Techs 1947 range. The companies motors used an operating system called R.A.N.G.E, standing for Roll and Negate Engineering.

Re Evolver

 

1947., Re-Evolver as pictured in Tri-Techs Big book of Bio-morphic machinery