The permanent exhibits at the Design Museum

Here's a very old LEGO house. You don't see trees like that nowadays.

And this dear old radio looks good enough to eat.

This is the coackroach piano. Bet it nibbles your fingers
with its pearly whites if you get too close.

This time lapse photo of a little sausage dog shows how fast
their tiny legs have to move to keep up! What a waggy tail!

Now here's a chair for a wide bottom.
Only legs that thin are likely to give way - like Bambi on ice. 

You wouldn't freeze even during a cold Danish winter
with furnishings as hot as this.

And then we come to the recycled chairs made out of newspapers.
No smoking around here, that's for sure.Not easy to dust, so that's a good excuse.

We loved these policemen in uniform.
And the next photo might be a bit shocking...

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
:o))

ART LOVERS READ ON...

You can't miss this strapping chappie on the wall.
The inscription says something like 'The founder of the Danish Museum for Design' and you can't help thinking what a free-spirited fellow he was until you realise the founder is the Stalin-looking guy at the bottom (with just his head showing). Makes a change from all the ladies, anyway, doesn't it. 
A good line for a song...
You can keep your hat on! 

The Museum of Design on Bredgade

Footloose and fancy free in the play zones,
so you'll have to take your shoes off.

Even adults can feel tiny, swinging their legs, on a chair like this.  

A table with six legs?

And here's the first play zone.

Jake had fun building a tower.

But the thing with things that go up is...

...that at some point they fall over and bop you on the head.

Further into the exhibition, you'll find this classroom.
Imagine sitting on these instead of chairs.
Drop off and you'll drop off.

Monkeying around is always fun. 

Rest In Pieces? Not for long!

If you like Thomas the Tank En gine, you'll enjoy playing
with these kiddy-height trains.
Ready, train set, go!

Now we come to the slightly odd toys. Model making out of fish bones?
Well that's certainly an idea. 

And this seal suit would be perfect for kiddies who bite thair nails.

There's plenty to see.

Peekabo

And of course, the good old Trip Trap chair is there.

Jake thought it was interesting making his own animated film
and it was. Until a little girl swiped his main character and
muscled in on his action.
Oh well. It added a touch of drama :o)

The next post will show some of the permanent exhibits -
and one is a bit rude, so watch this space :o)