``I don't see what you expect me to do about all this.''

No surprise lines, so this can't count as a post-transformation picture. Sorry. Still, it does look like the raccoon wants the beaver to do something, doesn't it?

I was looking at more eBay pictures of the toys in the Playskool Play Friends National Park set ( http://www.thisoldtoy.com/playskool.....onal-park.html ) and worked from that. Some of this is based on copying poses from the pictures. Some, particularly the matts and the backdrop, is wholly improvised. The curved backdrop is a creation of my imagination, although I'd be surprised if there weren't some cardboard backdrops held up by plastic clips.

The tree sure looks like it has some kind of slot. Nope. That's the little shelf hidden inside so that forest animals like the raccoon have somewhere to go. The slash is the seam where the two pieces of the toy snap together. (See http://www.thisoldtoy.com/playskool.....tems.html#113a )