l()st pr()perty

[trail and arrow]

hint one: it's humming.

[Seul]

A weighing scale for hummingbirds.

[Giles]

And the white bit vibrates?

[Megatron1505]

Some kind of retro funky effects pedal?

[Seul]

@Giles:

And the white bit vibrates?

You have a dirty mind… I love it...

[bagley920]

Sybian prototype?

[501IH]

Intriguing, and beats me! At first I thought some kind of plough, a smoothing plane, but I don't think this can be right. Of old East German design and colour scheme for sure.
For how long will I have to torture my mind now until you spill the beans?

[ronaldlsh]

Handheld sanding machine? Damn, I really have no idea at all.

[Jestre]

Appears to be some version of an iron.

[Finn666]

i'd guess some kinda footpedal for an electronic organ or something like that!

[Giles]

it appears to only have power coming in, a footpad would need 2 way wires no?

Does the blue button under the white platform allow the platform to be removed changed?

[Seul]

@Jestre:

Appears to be some version of an iron.

My thoughts as well until he mentioned the vibrating function. So I'm going with Sybian prototype as well…

[ChuckDenim]

Hand throttle from a slot car racing track.

[Finn666]

would love to see a comparison pic for that one CD…sounds good but i think it's too big!

[trail and arrow]

very nice!
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yes, its from the good old GDR made by :

i think the design is absolutely stunning!
a lot of things from east germany had a crazy and very conceptual productdesign.

so far so good. but, there is more:
what do you think about these extensions:

any new suggestions? do old one consolidate?
right or wrong, everything will be revealed tomorrow.

taa

[Giles]

Do you have one of these too?

[Snowy]

Mrs Snowy says foot/shoe cleaner.

[Finn666]

i say some kinda massage thingy…

[davito]

G's is a mixer? Taa some kind of polishing Tool? Kuul old school stuff

@Finn666:

i say some kinda massage thingy…

Hehehe

[trail and arrow]

@Giles:

Do you have one of these too?

no, but i've got it's delicate western cousin:
THE MIGHTY BOSCH