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Solar Robot | 
| Brand: Uncle Milton
Category: Toy
List Price: $12.99
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Rating:  1 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5 x 3
MPN: 2120
Model: NA
UPC: 042499021210
EAN: 0042499021210
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Condition: BRAND NEW ,FACTORY SEALED !!
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| Features:
 | It Feeds On Energy Not just the plot of a thousand science fiction movies, but the driving force behind this uber-nifty solar robot toy. Stands a deceptive 3-1/8" tall with a little sun-gathering mortarboard head, and toddles along while the sun shines. Buy (2) and race! Assorted colors. We'll pick for you. |
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Product Description
Take them outside, place them under the sun and watch them come alive. Solar Robots use real solar cells to convert sunlight into motion! Just take 'em outside, place 'em under the sun and let 'em rip! Solar Racers are designed for outdoor use only under direct sunlight. Robots work best on hard, flat, smooth surfaces. Ages 6+.
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| Customer Reviews:
Small, educational, and very cute. October 24, 2008
Aubrey Johnson (California, USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I got this for my little brother's 3rd birthday. He is a little young according to the age recommendation, but I figured he could handle it, and I was right. The solar robot is very cute and very small, and although it hasn't gotten harmed by either one of my young siblings so far, it seems like it's probably fragile. I wouldn't suggest leaving it on a high desk or table where the sun might hit it and cause it to walk off the edge. My brother handles his toys with care, but you might not want to get this toy for a more rambunctious child who might throw it. My only issue with this product is that the head with the solar receiver on it should be more adjustable; As it is, there are times during the day when there's plenty of sun but it won't quite hit the robot at the right angle, and thus it remains immobile. But my brother loves it anyway -- He pretends it's a new character from the movie Wall-E. :) My parents think the toy is great too!
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