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Similar to the T3 Transforming Solar Robot Kit, this one is completely solar-powered (no batteries required!) and includes all of the parts to build four different models including a bipedal robot, a T-rex, a drill vehicle and a six-legged rhinoceros beetle. The parts in this kit are also slightly larger than those in the T3 kit, so younger brothers or sisters can get in on the action as well. Jess
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My son likes transformers and I appreciate that this toy transforms into other things besides motor vehicles. I also like that it is solar powered so that he can learn about science while playing with it.
Kevin R
Our son is into robots right now
M O
My Cub Scouts need to put together a robot from a kit. It can be reused and made into different components to allow a group project.
My son likes transformers and I appreciate that this toy transforms into other things besides motor vehicles. I also like that it is solar powered so that he can learn about science while playing with it.
Our son is into robots right now
My Cub Scouts need to put together a robot from a kit. It can be reused and made into different components to allow a group project.
My grandson asked for it!