YES YES 🤡 Noddy

YES, YES... You saw it right! 1€ the two different poses of OUI OUI !!!

No, it's not true! 😵

YES, YES, that's right 🥴

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Oui-Oui is a fictional character who appeared in children's books, and was created by British novelist Enid Blyton in 1949 with the help of Dutch illustrator Harmsen van Beek.

In English, it's called Noddy (meaning "bow your head", but also "dreamland"). It was first published in French in 1962 in the Bibliothèque rose series.

He's a wooden puppet with a spring-loaded head that rocks back and forth, as if to say yes. He always wears a blue bonnet topped with a bell that rings when his head moves, and a yellow scarf with red polka dots. He lives in the land of toys, Miniville, where he has his own house-all to himself.

Although he's considered a child, he's the city's cab driver, transporting his friends in his car; this car doesn't talk, but it takes initiative and expresses itself with the sound of a horn.

Included is a model that I've separated into three parts.

Some of you may find it easier to print in multiple copies. However, the adjustment of the three parts is entirely up to you.

Painting will do the rest.

(And of course, you'll need less support).