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List Price : $11.99 Price : $5.99
List Price : $11.99 Price : $5.99
Product Description
Create a Clean Energy Critter -- As fun to build as it is to play with when complete, this unique robot project uses a recycled soda can you provide and transforms it into a robotic bug toy. A vibration sensation, Robug emits sound and moves across the floor as soon as you switch it on. -- Includes a motor casing, toy motor, body plate, body rims, battery casing, four large screws with bolts, small screws, plastic terminal caps, wire legs and wings, detailed instructions with fun facts. Requires two AA batteries, screw driver for cross head screws, and a used soda can you provide. -- Recommended ages 8 and up.
- Recycle a soda can by turning it into a "robug" that can move
- Requires a soda can-NOT included
- Kit includes parts and instructions
- Requires 2 AAA batteries-NOT included
- Turn the kids onto the notion of leaving a smaller carbon footprint
Toysmith 4 M Soda Can Robug
Toysmith 4 M Soda Can Robug Reviews
| 20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:  excellent introduction to robots, By = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Toysmith 4 M Soda Can Robug (Toy) 2 of my 4 kids really enjoyed being a part of the building process. My 6-yr old son wandered off near the beginning, but my 4-yr old and 8-yr old were spellbound. It took less than 30 minutes to put it together. Then we spent 30 minutes watching it spin in circles on the floor. It doesn't have an extremely sturdy build and it is definitely not 11 pounds of shipping. It's a fun little toy, albeit kind of expensive. We like the one we have, but won't be getting another. The emphasis in the description on recycling is a little over the top... 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful: It could be worse?, By = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Toysmith 4 M Soda Can Robug (Toy) I purchased this Soda Can 'Robug' for my niece who is 9 years old. It's very simple, really. You build a sleeve to insert a soda can into. That sleeve has legs that are very similar to bent paper clips. It also has a motor attached that is similar to a video game controller's rumble feature. When turned on, the 'robug' vibrates enough to move the entire thing in circles (about half a Meter in diameter for me, but I doubt this is consistent across the product line). It only works if it's on a smooth, level surface. That's it. Other than the shaking motor, there are no moving parts. No leg movement or anything like that. It does resemble a fly, and the motor makes a bzzzz noise that imagination could make like a bug, I suppose. My niece either is polite and a gifted actress, or she was delighted by this thing. She assembled the entire thing with no trouble (then again, it's extremely simple, requiring a few screws to be screwed), and I... Read more 9 of 10 people found the following review helpful: may need several pop cans, By = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Toysmith 4 M Soda Can Robug (Toy) did you know not all pop cans are the same size? We discovered this when trying to put it together. the pieces that go around the can are made for a specific size can, and our first try didn't fit |
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