Pullaparts

Pullaparts are a type of toy that originated in the United States in the 1950s. They are small, plastic figures that can be pulled apart and reassembled into different configurations. Each pullapart typically consists of a main body and several detachable parts, such as arms, legs, or accessories. The figures are designed to be pulled apart by hand, with the parts being held together by a small, flexible joint.

Pullaparts are often themed around popular characters, such as superheroes, animals, or cartoon figures. They are typically sold in sets, with each set containing a variety of different pullapart figures. The sets are often packaged in a box or bag, with the figures being arranged in a specific pattern or design.

Pullaparts are a popular toy for children, as they encourage creativity and imagination. They can be used to create different scenes or stories, with the figures being arranged in various positions and configurations. Pullaparts are also a popular collectible item, with some sets being highly sought after by collectors.

In recent years, pullaparts have seen a resurgence in popularity, with new sets being released and old sets being reissued. This has led to an increase in the number of collectors and enthusiasts, as well as a renewed interest in the toy among children. Pullaparts remain a classic toy that continues to be enjoyed by people of all ages.