Manufactured by Japanese toy company Tomy, Mr DJ was the star of the British International Toy and Hobby Fair in 1987.
Mr DJ was an AM/FM radio: turn him on and he started to rock from side to side, wave his arms around, turn his head and move his mouth in synchronisation with the radio.
You could also plug him into your cassette player so he could mime along to your favourite tapes too.
Mr DJ retailed for £18.95 when first released.
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Manufactured by Japanese toy company Tomy, Mr DJ was the star of the British International Toy and Hobby Fair in 1987.
