She calls them Timmys after a little terrier she once new (always busy, always friendly, always useful, always loyal). Generally she leaves off the rubbery "skin" because she enjoys watching the whirring of the clockwork gears. Each movement is manufactured down to the last detail. They've taken over the more dangerous work involved in piloting an airship (with human supervision, of course). Their use of stand-in test subjects when experimenting with explosives or the more volatile elements has proven invaluable.



(Yes, this is an edited version from the Dresden Dolls' Coin-Operated Boy video.)