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Pee Wee Hermanesque Breakfast Machine

First thing's first. Remember Pee Wee's amazing breakfast machine? For those who missed out, watch (best YouTube version dubbed in Italian):

Who dares compete with Pee Wee?

Designer Yuri Suzuki and artist Masa Kimura have created their very own true-to-life breakfast machine, and it's pretty fantastic. Inspired? Read more about their amazing project here - lots of notes on how it was made. Video and process images below.

Three individuals working together on a construction project, using tools to assemble materials.

A person drawing on a chalkboard with illustrations of toast and jam.

A worker in an orange jumpsuit interacts with a blueprint of a master machine in a workshop.

Woman working on a project at a creative workspace.

Child demonstrating a simple physics experiment with a homemade swing and bell.

Two individuals collaborating on a project, working with tubes and materials in a creative workspace.

Interactive mechanical model demonstrating rotational motion with colorful components.

Coffee machine setup with brewing components and chalkboard background.

Two children engaged in a science experiment, one observing while the other works with electrical components.

Lobster and crab cooking equipment on display.

Whiteboard with task list and a sketch of a mechanical device.

Women collaborating on a robotics project and testing a device that dispenses egg yolks.

A group of three individuals collaborating on a project involving a blue cylindrical object.

A mechanical setup for launching balls, featuring a motorized spool and a collection funnel.

Kitchen contraption cracking an egg over a slice of cheese and toast on a plate.

Yellow toy car on a green surface next to a red stop sign.

A person conducting a science experiment with a chalkboard, various apparatus, and an orange.

A colorful Rube Goldberg machine on display, consisting of various mechanisms and pathways for a marble to travel through.

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