This axe and oil can represent the tin man..I also have a glass ball hanging from a tree that represents Glenda the good witch. Image link:

I love your tin man...keep saying I will make one for the GSs play corner but have not. This summer for sure, lol. I would not buy the sardines, I would sorta flatten another can...yuck. But I like salmon, does it come in those flat cans, hmmm. I see you use the building foam in your windows like I do (and I am in S CA). I took some at our last house and made a pillowcase to put them in to compliment my curtains, lol. Still have them. Went in once and the GSs had one not covered and had broken it in pieces and used it for elephant ears (ages 2, 2 1/2 and 3 at the time). Then they kept breaking it up and making snow. I did not have the heart to stop them...but the cleanup...oh my. June

There are several pictured in our Inspiration Album, and looks like it might be easy to make one by looking at the photos. Here's the link, not sure what page they are on in the album tho. Hope it helps some. Karen Here is a link that might be useful: GJ Inspiration Album

I saw one at our County Fair's scarecrow contest. They had used the metal ductwork for the torso, shoulders & (for lack of a better word-thighs & attached flexible dryer vent hose, for the arms & legs so they'd be able to dangle tin cans from them. The wood framework was shaped like a cross with the crossbar at shoulders-longer than the one at the 'thigh' area. I believe they used a silver milk pail for the head.