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Manufacturer: Mattel
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Batteries Included: 1
Batteries: 2
Binding: Toy
Brand: Mattel
EAN: 0027084524819
Feature: Stick people on vacation! Are we there yet?
Label: Mattel
Manufacturer: Mattel
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 72
Model: L7287
Publisher: Mattel
Studio: Mattel
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Stick people on vacation! Are we there yet?
Take a vacation to all corners of the cube with Global Get-A-Way!
Simply stick and stack your cubes together, and your stick people will jump into a bizarre world of
Cube World Global Get-A-Way features a larger display, funny animations, and more games.
Get connected, and expect the unexpected!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Cube World Places are super-sized cubes for even more crazy animations! In the Global Get-a-way Cube World Place, your stick people will go on vacation together. Watch on as your stick men travel to all corners of the globe, from the beach, to the mountains, to a theme park! Global Get-a-way is occupied by a unique stick character for stand-alone play. However, the fun really starts when you connect regular Cube World cubes (from Series 1, 2 or 3) for hilarious interaction! Global Get-a-way features a larger display, funny animations, and more games. Get connected, and expect the unexpected!
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