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Trickfilmstudio (later Pingu Filmstudio) was a Swiss animation studio located in Russikon, Switzerland. The studio was perhaps noted for being the claymation location of the Swiss television hit Pingu which ran from 1986 to 2000. The studio was later closed for reasons unknown, form then forming The Pygos Group.
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