Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Air Zooka- Propelled Air Bazooka
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Manufacturer: Can You Imagine
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Toy
Brand: Funtime
EAN: 0604020029913
Feature: Requires no batteries or electricity
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Label: Can You Imagine
Manufacturer: Can You Imagine
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 72
Publisher: Can You Imagine
Studio: Can You Imagine
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Requires no batteries or electricity
Suitable for indoors or outdoors.
For ages 6 upwards.
Simply operates by pulling and releasing a built in elastic air launcher
Blasts a harmless ball of air up to 20 feet
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Editorial Reviews:
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You've heard of a bazooka. You've heard of air. Put the two together and what have you got? That's right. The Air Zooka, capable of delivering a highly targeted, omni-directional blast of air across an entire room. The Airzooka is a wind tunnel in miniature, trapping air in its conical rear quadrant and firing it forward with elastic speed for maximum disruption. And quite a few ruffled feathers. Working solely on your command - it's gripped by your hand, after all - nothing can enter the airflow without being caught in its spiralling vortex. Nothing in its path can escape the immediate sensation of being in a dense but very short-lived Force 8 gale. Designed to dislodge toupees and comb-overs in one fell swoop, this dastardly contraption has but one purpose. To irritate, befuddle and discombobulate. There's a world of potential in your office: neatly stacked papers, carefully arranged hair-dos, perfectly aligned ties. All waiting to be dislodged and dislocated. In fact, a woman rang us to say she heard there was a hurricane on the way. Oh yes. So go forth and let the wild wind break.
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