Morgue_

This page is the morgue. For anyone who wonders why I need a morgue, I assure you it is not for Worlds of
Wonder Teddy Ruxpins and Grubbys. They are restored and adopted out to be loved by a new family. I
have acquired several 1992 Playskool and 1998 Yes Entertainment bears, usually when I buy a dead Teddy
lot on Ebay. I have taken these guys apart to see if I could fix them but frankly, they are so poorly made,
they are not worth the time for me to fix. They are glued together plastic, very cheaply made gears and
electronics. They have only 1 drive motor and a very large pulley belt snaked throughout the skull to control
the eyes and the mouth. Like the 3rd generation World of Wonder bear they have a upper/lower combination
secured together with a spring. This belt definitely stretches mostly affecting the mouth. In these bears their
mouth moves but he never actually opens his mouth fully due to stretching of the belt. Changing the belt in
very difficult as instead of just screws securing the frame parts together, everything is super glued resulting
in having to break open the skull and do much damage to the bear to even reach the belts. The tape players
are very cheaply made plastic although they seem to hold up better that the animation of his face