vintage toys at the motor show (16 photo)

While I was walking around with the camera, the kids fearlessly and without any hesitation or asking permission, opened the lid of the suitcase (which I photographed above, and of course did not open). They opened it and actively were checking its contents. Moreover, not only children felt the desire to pick up and touch these toys, but also their parents and grand-daddies (I did not see grandmothers at the exhibition, apparently they stayed at home with their knitting).

I caught a characteristic moment, the kid has this kind of look: "My eyes run wide, I cannot focus on a certain thing, I cant decide what to choose and beg: Daaaaad, please can you buy me this ... or this? or that? Or this and this and that, too? I want all of it!"

Another temptation is badges. I don't really understand why they attracted modern children so much (maybe they are some special, rare infant specimens? Which are not collected by different models of iPhones and not stickers on VKontakte, but vintage badges? It's hard to believe, to be honest). One of the boys very much asked to buy him an Octobrist badge ... dad refused (apparently for ideological reasons). All of these badges are not rare, well-spread and inexpensive (50 rubles = 0.7 dollars). Perhaps buying a badge and spending 50-100 rubles will help satiate the shopping disease? but I believe that such young children do not have this disease yet!