Articulated SD Typewrter

A typewriter squashed down into super-deformed proportions: stubby carriage, oversized round keys, a body far too chunky to be realistic and much better for it. The SD treatment turns a piece of clattering office machinery into a cartoon of itself, and the articulation moves it out of static-model territory and into the pile of things people pick up and mess with while thinking. It belongs on a writer's desk as a running joke, on a shelf beside other little printed characters, or in a drawer of fidget pieces where a segmented typewriter is the strangest thing in there. The nostalgia does a lot of the work; almost nobody under forty has used one, and everybody recognises it instantly. Easy gift material for anyone who romanticises the pre-digital way of writing.