@IngridHbn De kinderen die ik kende die er een hadden hadden inderdaad zo eentje met ronde schijven, die van ons waren rechthoekig (dus met een duidelijk begin en eind).

@IngridHbn Ik kan je VR aanraden. Dat is Viewmaster on steroids. 😎👍 Ik heb een Meta Quest 3. De games zijn erg leuk, en je zit er helemaal in. Goed voor de nodige beweging ook.

@IngridHbn had it in red.

@IngridHbn In de speelgoedkist van vroeger waar de kleinzoons nu nog lol mee hebben.

@IngridHbn in red👍

@IngridHbn Ik had een rode.

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I know it. My elder brother got one and I think also in this colour 😊​,

@IngridHbn precies dezelfde Viewmaster hadden wij. Helaas verloren gegaan en nu zit ik met de kaarten... 🤷

@IngridHbn Wow! This brings back memories. Thanx for sharing! ☺️👍✨

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I know it and somewhere it should be.

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early 70es!!!

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I had a red one as a kid. The real life 3d images it showed were way cooler than any kaleidescope

@IngridHbn Those were cool. We had a red one, and not 100% the same overall design as this one here.

I absolutely thought they were cool when I was very young; had some photo-cards from the Swiss alps, etc, with pictures of the line-hanging "trams" going up the mountainside; can't remember all of the other cards; but; this was a neat and captivating little gizmo, imho! 💝 👌 👍

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@IngridHbn I had a red one.

@IngridHbn Still have one.

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Geen idee. 😇

@IngridHbn Grandparents had one, I remember playing with it. I have absolutely no memory what any of the pictures were.

@IngridHbn Used to until the house fire.

@IngridHbn naam ben ik vergeten maar had het ooit wel gehad toen ik klein was

@IngridHbn ours was red.

I have a few bakelite viewers, several hundred rather old reels and a collection of stereo cameras including an original ViewMaster. They're still amazing machines.

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Ik heb er een - pas gekocht.
Monique Hendriks (https://www.monique-hendriks.nl/) maakte onlangs een kunstproject hiervoor, erg mooi.

@IngridHbn I had one; all I had for it was one card containing a Tom Corbett Space Cadet adventure. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ba/61/79/ba6179433c1df6f4fa3089e115a9ea1d.jpg

@IngridHbn Yes, the same beige, with accessories beginning with Finland (it was a present from a Canadian aunt whose husband worked for the embassy in Helsinki at the time), Batman, Disneyland, Flipper.

@IngridHbn I had the talking one and I LOVED it. I’d look & listen to stories over & over (not too many, so they were on repeat).

@IngridHbn I loved these when I was a kid! I haven't had one for decades. I actually saw a new one for sale at a museum recently!

@IngridHbn I think they still sell them. My kids had one when they were younger, and they're still in secondary school.

@IngridHbn Still have one with some discs for the Grand Canyon https://flic.kr/p/79Wzv3

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I have several that I use to help my students understand how 3D imaging systems work. I give them two with the discs in opposite directions. The challenge is to figure out which one is backwards.

@IngridHbn gonna show this to my niblings and tell them this is what early youtube looked like

@IngridHbn My first VR eyephones, sometime in the 70's ;)

@IngridHbn Still works! Just watched a reel on the U-505 at MSI in Chicago. 😍

@IngridHbn I had one of these as a kid.

@IngridHbn I whiled away more than one wintry evening with that. I remember when one could buy slides at souvenir shops at various tourist destinations around the country. I had one from Mount Rushmore.