Corrected entry: When the group is in the Land of Oz and are getting out of the carriage to go to the "refresh room", the Tin Man's tights can be seen crinkling as he steps down from the carriage, showing that he is not "tin", or at least not completely.
White Lock
22nd Jan 2012
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
30th Sep 2010
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Corrected entry: Regarding the Tin Man: tin doesn't rust.
Correction: "The Tin Man" is merely a name Dorothy gives him when she sees he's silver. What he's actually made of is never stated.
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Correction: All of his joints "crinkle." Not to mention that his face is obviously not solid tin. Nothing ever says he's "completely" made of tin, there's no reason why parts of his body can't be made of another substance.
White Lock