Morph Keyring

Item Code: 27521

Plastic Morph keyring on a keychain
Keeps keys secure and in place with a smiley face!
Official Morph merchandise celebrating 30th anniversary
Measures: Approx 5.5 cm x 3 cm x 1.5 cm
Makes a great retro gift or stocking filler!

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Morph is now over 30 years and to pay homage, how about letting him keep watch over your all important keys! That’s right, Tony Hart’s little plasticine friend is now on a key chain, although now he is made out of plastic this time (which makes him that much more durable). After all, you wouldn’t want the weight of keys to bend him out of his friendly little shape!

Featuring him waving, he comes complete with a handy keyring to slip all your house, car, bike work or shed keys onto. A perfect retro gift or stocking for those who just can’t grow up!

Measures: Approx 5.5 cm x 3 cm x 1.5 cm

About Morph
Morph the stop animation Plasticine first appeared with Tony Hart starting from 1977 in several of his programmes, notably "Take Hart" and "Hart Beat". Morph was produced for the BBC by Aardman Animations, later famous for Wallace and Gromit.