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Toys and other fun stuff to help while away those long summer days.
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Radio Control Digital Camera Plane
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Reaches heights of up to 1,000 feet and snaps 26 digital pictures.
Updated Jun 26, 2008
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Meade Instruments- mySKY Your Personal Guide for Sky Exploration
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Instant guide to the visable universe.
Updated Jun 20, 2007
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Elements of Science - 100 Experiments Kit
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Wow, experiment-apalooza! A kt with over 100 science experiments. Developed in cooperation with National Geographic.
Updated Jan 25, 2007
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Shooting Stars Shooter with Charging System
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How cool is this? The black light charger located in the base of the shooter ignites the specially coated discs so they exit the shooter glowing, shining, and streaking light through the air. The entire disc is lit because all sides are ignited at the same time using a unique technology. Perfect for summer night fun.
Updated Jan 25, 2007
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MegaZooka, Sonic Blast Device
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Oh so you think the AirZooka is the height of sonic blasting technology? Foolish humans! Behold the MegaZooka! The MegaZooka is SUPER-SIZED and can be used in two ways: the all new single air blast trigger action which allows you to cock your MegaZooka in position while waiting for the air assault to begin or the semi-automatic pull power action! Either way, it really blows 'em away!
Updated Jan 16, 2007
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Cybird - Remote Control Ornithopter
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This radio-controlled ornithopter simulates the flight of a real bird. As it soars through the sky, it continuously flaps its wings.
Updated Jan 16, 2007
Wright Bat Kit
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As I probably mentioned on another list (or maybe even this one) I love what I call "retro-tech". That's like old school products that, back in the day when they were new, were what the people of that time thought the future was going to look like. This is a good example.
When the Wright brothers received their first flying toy, they called it a “bat” for the way it wound up and flew in the air. Now you can experience a replica of that original flyer with this kit, a model that can fly up to 30 feet in the air. Build from plastic pieces and a large rubber band, this kit is easy to assemble and takes only a few minutes to snap together. The Wright Bat Kit requires no cutting or gluing and has a durable construction that works indoors or outdoors. Simply wind it up and set it loose to discover what those early inventors of flight experienced when they were young.
Rotor Diameter: 9.75"
Updated Jan 12, 2007
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Pitsco's Wasp SO 2007 Rubber Band Powered Airplane
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Get stung by the Wasp! We promise it won’t hurt. A top-notch competitor, this model airplane has the same airfoil and stable wing configuration as the proven winner AeroHawk. With the included propeller, the Wasp can fly in excess of two minutes. To achieve maximum flight times, try the Ikara Propeller Assembly and the Competition Motor Pack, both sold separately. This version of the Wasp meets the specifications for Science Olympiad 2007.
Updated Jan 12, 2007
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Pitsco Yellow Peril Rubber Band Powered Airplane
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I guess they could have come up with a more culturally sensitive name but whatever. This bright yellow model airplane bearing the skull and crossbones is unmistakable! The namesake of a Formula 1 Reno racer, Yellow Peril features rugged construction and stable flying abilities. This airplane sports a real airfoil and laser-cut ribs, and its dihedral supports make wing joining a breeze. This rubber band-powered model is perfect for beginners.
Updated Jan 12, 2007
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Pitsco's Electric Rubber Band Winder
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Use this to wind your rubber-band powered plane. This winder for rubber band-powered planes saves you from the time-consuming work of twisting the rubber band until it is tight enough to fly your plane. The electronic winder has a tracking meter that displays the number of rotations, as well as a comfortable handle with a winding button and strap. Requires two AA batteries, sold separately.
Updated Jan 12, 2007
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