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Manufacturer: National History Museum
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Binding: Toy
Brand: National History Museum
EAN: 5060096381204
Feature: life like spider
Label: National History Museum
Manufacturer: National History Museum
Publisher: National History Museum
Studio: National History Museum
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Features
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life like spider
8 independently moving legs
hairy body
very scary !!
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Summary: Unconvincing
Comment: Totally unrealistic in terms of size, colour, movement - it just trundles along. We suprised my mother-in-law with it - getting it to emerge from under the kitchen table. She just laughed and she's terrified of spiders.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Life sized tarantula that walks, runs and scares!
Incredibly life-like and somewhat scary radio controlled tarantula. Fully directional, the RC tarantula can even spin on its eight furry independently moving legs! Works indoors and out within a range of up to 30 feet. As large as a Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula measuring a life size 10 inches in diameter.
Requires 6 AA batteries, not included.
Coolest feature? Life-like all over body spider Hair - SCARY !!!
Royalties from the sale of this product help fund and support the Science and Natural History Museums, London.
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