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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in storage locker 82-XXXX on Site 82. Individuals testing SCP-XXXX are to remain on Site 82-A until SCP-XXXX's effects have manifested. Art used in tests involving SCP-XXXX must have been created by Site 82 staff.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a █████-brand refrigerator measuring 0.5m x 0.5m x 1.5m. It contains non-anomalous refrigerator and freezer compartments. When initially contained, several child's drawings were affixed to the doors and one side of SCP-XXXX with fridge magnets and putty adhesive. These were removed and found to be non-anomalous.
The anomalous effects of SCP-XXXX are instigated when an individual affixes a piece of art1 SCP-XXXX. When this condition is met, an instance of SCP-XXXX-1 will manifest. SCP-XXXX-1 are models made from household objects (most frequently toothpicks) that resemble—or are related to—the subjects of the art affixed to SCP-XXXX. These models function autonomously, replicating the functions of what they represent, despite lacking necessary mechanisms to do so. For example, a model helicopter will fly several meters above the ground despite its lack of motor or pilot. Instances will only remain active while in the presence of at least one individual. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 will manifest between 30 minutes and 2 months after a piece of art being placed on SCP-XXXX. They will appear in a location within the living area of the individual who created the piece of art (designated the subject). Since enacting current containment procedures, this area has been defined as Site 82.
Selected Test Logs:
For full test logs, contact Dr. Christiansen.
Test 016 - 02/01/2003
Subject: Dr. Christiansen
Aim: To determine the effects of SCP-XXXX.
Art: An ink-on-paper drawing of a car.
Instance: A 15cm x 6cm x 6cm model of a car made of toothpicks and bottle-caps. The instance moves autonomously, having a top speed of 9m/s. The instance avoids obvious hazards such as objects placed in its path and drops of more than 5cm. The instance manifested on Dr. Christiansen's kitchen table 11 hours after the test began.
Containment: Stored in storage locker 82-XXXX-A
Notes: Containment procedures updated to mandate subjects remain on-site during testing.
Test 027 - 02/12/2003
Subject: Dr. Christiansen
Aim: To determine SCP-XXXX's definition of art.
Art: An excerpt of William Wordsworth's I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud.
Instance: A life-size model of a daffodil, made of toothpicks and paper manifested on Wordsworth's grave in Northumberland, UK was discovered by civilians and appeared on local news. Inclement weather destroyed the instance before it could be recovered.
Notes: Instance was attributed to a fan of Wordsworth. Containment procedures updated to mandate art used in testing is made by Foundation staff.
Test 028 - 02/17/2003
Subject: Researcher Hadley
Aim: To determine SCP-XXXX's definition of art.
Art: A piece of sheet music inspired by Researcher Hadley's dog.
Instance: 4 hours and 25 mins after testing began, a guitar-like instrument made of rubber bands and cardboard was found in the Site 82 cafeteria.
Containment: Stored in storage locker 82-XXXX-A
Notes: 'I guess it has to be obvious what it's depicting.'-Dr. Christiansen
Test 034 - 02/28/2003
Subject: Researcher Hadley
Aim: To determine the limits of SCP-XXXX's effect.
Art: A watercolour painting of Researcher Hadley's dog.
Instance: A 12cm-tall model of a dog, made of toothpicks and popsicle sticks. It appears to have been coloured using felt-tip pens. The instance acts similarly to a well-trained pet dog, is capable of following the commands 'sit', 'stay', and 'play dead', and requires no sustenance. The instance makes no vocalisations. It was located in storage locker 82-████.
Containment: Researcher Hadley's living quarters.
Notes: Containment procedures updated to mandate subjects remain on Site 82-A during testing.
Test 067 - 04/15/2003
Subject: Researcher Hadley
Aim: To determine the limits of SCP-XXXX's effect.
Art: A watercolour self-portrait of Researcher Hadley.
Instance: A 14cm-tall model of a human being, made of a clothespin, popsicle sticks, and string. A caricature of Researcher Hadley has been drawn on the instance's 'face' in felt-tip pen. The instance is capable of movement, responds to certain verbal cues including 'run', 'jump', and 'wave', and requires no sustenance. When given access to art materials, the instance will paint, however its art-style differs from Researcher Hadley's. The instance makes no vocalisations. It was located in a hallway heading towards Researcher Hadley's living quarters.
Containment: Researcher Hadley's living quarters.
Notes: 'I've named her Laura Hadley II.'-Researcher Hadley
Test 070 - 04/28/2003
Subject: Dr. Christiansen
Aim: To determine the limits of SCP-XXXX's effect.
Art: A pencil-on-paper drawing of a hotdog.
Instance: A hotdog made of cardboard and cotton wool, and coloured with felt-tip pen. It was found to be inedible. The instance was located within SCP-XXXX's refrigerator section.
Containment: Stored in storage locker XXXX-A.
Test 027 - 02/12/2003
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Acquisition Logs: SCP-XXXX was retrieved from the apartment of Madison H█████ in ███████, UK after neighbours reported her missing. She and her 2-year-old son, Frederick H█████, were found [REDACTED]. Foundation agents embedded in the local police force reported the discovery of several home-made toys that moved autonomously,2 and further investigation led to the discovery of SCP-XXXX. Local police officers who witnessed the anomalous effects of SCP-XXXX were administered class C amnestics and allowed to complete their investigation, as SCP-XXXX was not found to be relevant to [REDACTED].
