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Smithsonian Space Shuttle Discovery STEAM Collection Science Flying Toy, fo...From: ODYSSEY TOYS Buy it on Amazon
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This remote-controlled Space Shuttle Discovery drone offers an interactive way to explore basic flight mechanics. The drone responds to controller inputs for directional movement, including up, down, forward, backward, and hovering. It operates on a built-in rechargeable battery and features a durable design for repeated use.
The set includes a NASA-licensed replica of the Space Shuttle Discovery, a lightweight remote control, and a multicolored pen. An accompanying Smithsonian activity book provides STEAM-focused content with puzzles, word searches, drawing exercises, and space-themed facts. The remote requires 3 AA batteries (not included). Suitable for hands-on learning and recreational play. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 41370 (added 6/21/2025)
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Wholesale Price: $10Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $19.95Age Range: 3 and upSKU or Item #: 407Launch Date: April 2007Gender: Boys And Girls
This unique playset includes seven moving pieces buried in two layers. Kids lift the first layer of dinosaur puzzle pieces to reveal a second layer of fossil pieces. The two layers connect magnetically, the animals can move the magnetic backdrop, and animal names are printed on each piece. The backdrop can be used on either side, for the land of dinosaurs or the fossil dig site. The product is handcrafted in wood, except for the included poseable plastic figure, which has gripping hands, a detailed sculpted face and soft, sewn clothing. "We added value to the set by adding the figure," explained Jessica Klein, vice president of sales for Odyssey Toys. "We wanted moving pieces, because kids love that, and magnetic features so they could play in the car." Launch date: April 20, 2007. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 11982 (added 3/19/2007) .
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