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Come join in on the fun and watch short movie and sound clips of some of our products in action! In order to properly see these clips, you must have a media player capable of viewing ".MPG" files. Microsoft Explorer is the browsers of choice. Quicktime works well for viewing these movie files.

So, make some popcorn, and sit back... then click away at the links. Each of these clips is about 20 to 30 seconds long, and most take approximately 1 minuted to load,depending on traffic and the type of connection you have. We'll add more as time permits. Enjoy!

1.This is video of one of our popular large sized "Jumbo Harbor Tugs" chugging away in our pond. These boats may be ordered via any email link on this site. Fueled from the heat of a candle, or oil burner (included), they will run approximately 10 to 12 minutes on one candle or oil fill.
WATCH MOVIE 1

2. Here's one of the little Super Steam Boats putting around in circles. This one is made to run on candles or the included olive oil burner, as are the rest of the pop pop boats we sell. Go to the "Pop Pop Boat link for regular photos of these and others.
WATCH MOVIE 2

3. This is the famous little tug boat that started such interest in steam powered pop pop tug boats. You've already seen out Jumbo Harbor Tug... Now, take a look at the regluar sized Harbor Tug as it navigates the perils of the goldfish pond.
WATCH MOVIE 3

4. Here's one you don't see every day. This is the Victoria pop pop boat. It was made originally in the 40's and was also produced as a keywind boat which looked exactly like this. The keywind design is nearly impossible to find...but the original spirit of the Victoria Pop Pop Boat live on with this boat made from old tooling in China. The litho on this boat is incredible. Note that the little driver guy is also the candle holder which heats the boiler.
WATCH MOVIE 4

5. The TITANIC! Here's a few seconds of the 15" long ship of dreams. Her engine pulses her at a scale speed matching that of the real ship. Check the "Pop Pop Boat" page for closeups and details of the incredible lithograph
WATCH MOVIE 5