Waffles gets a backpack

Waffles has begun to accessorize his new vehicle (Explore-o-bot).  It now has a claw (grabbie-thing) so he can collect interesting objects.

He can store them in his new backpack.

Waffles added a logo to the backpack.

The big hamster relocation

The hamsters have not been building much because they were busy moving to Fremont, California.  They had to close their warehouse and start fresh.

Hamsters settling in to their new digs.

Waffles has built an exploration ship for himself.

He is still working on developing accessories.  Stay tuned...

Logo

Here is the logo the hamsters created to advertise their construction services.

Massive 8 hamster helicopter in progress.

The hamsters have been working on their newest project for weeks.  I think it is going to be a helicopter that can carry 8 hamsters.  Here the hamsters are still working on the cabin, which is made with a popsicle stick frame filled in with masking tape and cardboard.

This is a peek inside the unfinished cabin.  You can see the safety belts are already installed.

 Presto is inside the cabin checking out the safety belts.

Stay tuned to find out more about the maiden voyage.

The hamsters are also going to need to find some new friends as a result of this disappointing news:   http://webkinznewz.ganzworld.com/announcements/mazin-hamsters-closing-september-9th/

Hamster Dragon Transport

The hamsters are now flying around in a dragon with flapping wings.  Here it is in flight.  Notice that it holds 5 hamsters with room to spare.  If you look closely, you might be able to see one or two of its white, frighteningly sharp teeth.

Ultratruck mishap

While we were away, the Ultratruck had a major mishap.

 

Fortunately, no hamsters were injured.

 

But wait!  Cookie is on top of things and is coming to the rescue.  He is gathering supplies and stashing them in the convenient storage compartment at the rear of the Osprey. 

 





Is it a bird or a plane?

Now the adventurous hamsters decided that they need an Osprey (the military plane).  We saw a real one in Albuquerque.  Of course now the hamsters want such a vehicle of their very own, so here it is:

Here are the propellers in the take-off and landing position.

Here is the cruising orientation.