1. Pink Photo Magnet Machine with a Dino Sign
The BLEE photo magnet machine is a pink cabinet with yellow edge trim. An oval sign on top carries the DINO MOYA logo and two cartoon dinosaurs. Kids stand at the front, follow the prompts, and a printed magnet drops out. The whole unit reaches chest height on an adult. Panels wipe down with a damp cloth.
2. Round Photo Unit and Lit Ring
A round housing in the centre holds the camera behind a lit ring. The disc glows, so the face fills the frame even in a dark corner. Guests turn the dial to pick a frame before the shot. The lamp flashes once, then the sleeve feeds through the base tray. Two sample magnets sit beside the housing.
3. Screen and Payment on the Photo Magnet Machine
A screen on the right panel previews each frame as guests choose. The kiosk takes coins or a card, and credit shows on that same screen. Blank magnets load from a rear door, which holds about two hundred sleeves. Yellow sample strips run along the side rail, so buyers see the finish.
4. Jungle Artwork and Cabinet Build
Jungle artwork wraps the front and side panels, with a safari figure on the left column. Vinyl graphics sit over a metal frame, so the print resists scratching. The shell has rounded corners and the base rests on adjustable feet. One key opens both the rear door and the coin box.
5. Placement and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. One person can shift the photo magnet machine with a pallet truck once it is crated. Leave a metre in front for two players and a queue. Keep the rear door clear so staff can reload sleeves.
