Virello

Lithographed enamel. Stamped metal. The winding key is the loop.

Open the toy studio See sample loops OpenSea · Robinhood Chain

The drop

Eight chassis. One key.

Virello.

A 10,000-piece collection of looping wind-up tin-toy PFP GIFs on Robinhood Chain. Each toy is stacked from seven plates — bench, chassis, enamel, decal, key, spark, and wear — then flattened onto one 12-frame GIF. Eight chassis: robot, duck, racer, soldier, monkey, tank, copter, and frog. The print is lithographed. The key is the loop.

Stamped metal on a toy-shop bench, not a snow globe. Not neon tubing. No sticker edge. No egg. Not a shadow puppet. Not a fold. The toy stays seated on one envelope. The wind-up is the key. One shared clock.

Minting at $0.25 on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Gas is ETH.

Supply: 10,000
Possible combos: 67,200
Loop: 12 × 90ms
Mint: $0.25

Bench

5 loops

The toy-shop counter — linoleum, felt, crate, enamel, pine.

Chassis

8 loops

The stamped body — robot, duck, racer, soldier, monkey, tank, copter, frog.

Enamel

7 loops

The litho ink — tomato, navy, mustard, chrome, mint, cream, cherry.

Decal

4+ loops

The chest print — star, number 8, circus, lightning.

Key

3+ loops

The wind-up — brass, nickel, painted. The key is the loop.

Spark

2+ loops

What flies off the works — flint, steam.

Wear

3+ loops

How the tin has lived — factory gloss, playroom scuff, rust bloom.

How the stack works

Studio stacks the toy. The drop flattens it.

Each trait is its own looping APNG. The studio stacks those files so bench, chassis, enamel, decal, key, spark, and wear keep the same seated clock. The tin stays stamped. The wind-up is the key. Minted tokens composite the same 12 frames into one GIF OpenSea can list on Robinhood Chain.

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