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Squid Games Circle Duck

$10.00

What’s a duckling’s favourite game? Beakaboo!  Without feather ado, let’s make the intro-duck-tion!  Who knew children’s games could be so deadly… This dystopian thriller drama series on Netflix follows 456 players risking their lives playing children’s games for a chance to win millions of dollars.  The Workers, Circles, are the "civilian" staff in the sense that they are given menial tasks - body disposal, preparing games, cleaning maintenance, and food distribution.

Our collection of 3D printed ducks are unique and the designs were obtained through Patreon memberships with creators, Romwba3D and The Duck Vault.

What’s a duckling’s favourite game? Beakaboo!  Without feather ado, let’s make the intro-duck-tion!  Who knew children’s games could be so deadly… This dystopian thriller drama series on Netflix follows 456 players risking their lives playing children’s games for a chance to win millions of dollars.  The Workers, Circles, are the "civilian" staff in the sense that they are given menial tasks - body disposal, preparing games, cleaning maintenance, and food distribution.

Our collection of 3D printed ducks are unique and the designs were obtained through Patreon memberships with creators, Romwba3D and The Duck Vault.

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"Jeep ducks" refers to the tradition of Jeep ducking, a kind gesture where Jeep owners leave rubber ducks on other Jeeps, often with a nice note, to spread joy and build community. Started in 2020 by a Canadian woman to share cheer during the pandemic, the "Duck Duck Jeep" trend has grown into a global phenomenon, with owners collecting numerous ducks on their vehicles.

“Cruise ducks” are rubber ducks that passengers hide throughout a cruise ship for others to find as part of a game of hide-and-seek, a trend that began in 2018. When a duck is found, the finder can either keep it or re-hide it. The activity, which is voluntary and not organized by cruise lines, has become very popular.