A line of wind-up tin robots stomps across Wimble's lamplit workbench, kicking loose screws as it goes. Anyone can wind it without signing up, and when a paid spin stalls, the brass Gear Grips hold their ground while the rest of the parade steps again.
Tinplate Parade is the toy Wimble leaves wound for every visitor, so its robots set off as soon as you land. This is the gentlest machine under the rafters: the value is spread across the Bolt Box, the Tin Noggin and the little red Tin Ladybug, so small returns keep clicking in. The Gear Grip wild can take the place of any toy on the bench but the Parade Flag. On a paid spin that comes up empty, the Gear Grips are clamped where they fell and everything around them steps again for free. Raise three Parade Flags anywhere for ten free spins, four flags for fifteen or five for twenty-five; flags that appear mid-round add extra spins.
Mainspring Hold. When a paid spin returns nothing, each Gear Grip wild is clamped in place and every other position on the grid gets a single free respin.
All the winding here uses free virtual coins. Real-money gambling plays no part, nothing you win has real-world value, and there are no in-app purchases. A random number generator settles each result, and past spins never touch the next one.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 95.4%, hit frequency 47.4%, free spins about once in 114 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 112 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Land on the page and play coins are already rattling in the thimble. No name, no form, nothing to fetch from an app store.
Choose your stake and press spin. The Gear Grip wild fills in for every robot and part except the Parade Flag, and on an empty paid spin the Gear Grips stay clamped while the rest of the bench marches again for free.
Three Parade Flags raised anywhere start a ten-spin free round; with four flags it is fifteen, and five flags bring twenty-five.
First-time climbers to the attic, and anyone who wants to try the workshop before claiming a peg. The calmest pace under the rafters.
Frequent small returns on paid spins, with Mainspring Hold softening the stalls. The bigger moments wait in the free round.
| Toy part | Five matching on a payline | That, measured against the stake |
|---|---|---|
 Gear Grip (wild) | 4,000× line bet | 160× your stake |
 Heartdial Bot | 2,000× line bet | 80× your stake |
 Spring Pup | 1,000× line bet | 40× your stake |
 Tin Ladybug | 650× line bet | 26× your stake |
 Tin Noggin | 400× line bet | 16× your stake |
 Bolt Box | 260× line bet | 10.4× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Parade Flags anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
No. The tin robots march for anyone straight from the page; only Velvet Pirouette and Starward Ridge ask for a free account.
Yes. Wimble adds them to the 100,000 coins hung on every new peg.
No. It only follows a paid spin that pays nothing; the free round plays without it.
Wimble chalks up fresh chores every day, and they count on all three toys. Every one is optional.
Music boxes stand open along a plum velvet shelf under the frosted gable window, and a porcelain dancer turns on a mirrored stage. When two Mirror Boxes land and the spin pays nothing, the last reel winds round once more for the third.
Through the brass telescope at the skylight, a white-domed observatory sits on a snowy summit under falling stars. Winning symbols drop away, fresh ones fall from the sky, and every new fall in the chain counts for more.
Wind the toys for fun, and put down the key once the fun runs down. Choose a time limit before you begin, and take breaks. If gambling of any kind is causing you problems, ConnexOntario is free and confidential on 1-866-531-2600, 24 hours a day; the Responsible Gambling Council and CCSA can help too. Read Wimble’s responsible play policy.
Windup Attic is a workshop for grown-ups aged 19 or over. Every wind-up toy runs on virtual coins of no monetary value, and those coins cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Rummage through every parts drawer and you will turn up no coin shop and no payment page; Wimble hands out no prizes of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
Free, confidential gambling support, tacked up by the attic trapdoor: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, answering round the clock, 24 hours a day · CCSA · Responsible Gambling Council · How Wimble keeps the winding small
All three toys draw on a single thimble of coins. A free account winds up every one of them and keeps your coins, favourites, level and daily missions on your rafter peg from one snowy evening to the next.
Not ready? Spin the open world, Tinplate Parade — no email needed.