Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Visit Tim's Toy Shop, at grand-illusions.com
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Tim's fish tie - maybe good for eating in a fish restaurant?
In Amsterdam, in the famous 9 streets, is a shop that sells only toothbrushes! This is definitely Tim's kind of shop, and here are some of the items he bought there.
Toothbrush for a very big mouth...
And a tiny toothbrush for a baby, which is also a teething device...
An angled handle for hard to reach parts of the mouth...
A toothbrush with a tripod base, which allows you to stand it up to dry, when you have finished cleaning your teeth. It looks a bit like a little rocket, waiting for take off!
A brush with a set of rotary bristles...
A strange device - wet the internal sponge and then pop it inside your double bass, to make sure it remains at the correct humidity level, and does not get too dry. If this happens the instrument might crack.
Finally a battery powered automaton. A magnet swings around, and interacts with the base, so it keeps swinging round. This connects to the acrobatic figure, who swings back and forth and sometimes makes a complete 360 degree turn. Chaotic motion that will continue until the batteries run out.
Visit Tim's Toy Shop, at grand-illusions.com
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Tim's fish tie - maybe good for eating in a fish restaurant?
In Amsterdam, in the famous 9 streets, is a shop that sells only toothbrushes! This is definitely Tim's kind of shop, and here are some of the items he bought there.
Toothbrush for a very big mouth...
And a tiny toothbrush for a baby, which is also a teething device...
An angled handle for hard to reach parts of the mouth...
A toothbrush with a tripod base, which allows you to stand it up to dry, when you have finished cleaning your teeth. It looks a bit like a little rocket, waiting for take off!
A brush with a set of rotary bristles...
A strange device - wet the internal sponge and then pop it inside your double bass, to make sure it remains at the correct humidity level, and does not get too dry. If this happens the instrument might crack.
Finally a battery powered automaton. A magnet swings around, and interacts with the base, so it keeps swinging round. This connects to the acrobatic figure, who swings back and forth and sometimes makes a complete 360 degree turn. Chaotic motion that will continue until the batteries run out.
