
Put this Robot Alarm Clock on your bedside table and make him bend to your will. And that is a literal bending since all of his joints are actually movable and poseable. He has some alligator clamps on the end of his hands to hold pictures or anything else you want kept close to you as you sleep. When the alarm does go off, the eye will light up as well.
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You can use this Splitterbot as a very cool keychain with a science fiction bent, but its function as a headphone splitter makes it useful as well. Just pull the robot’s head off, plug it into the MP3 player and plug two pairs of headphones into the eyes to share the music. The body is merely used to store the headphone jack and to keep you from carrying around a robot head with no body.
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There is nothing colder than deep space, so if this alien robot and UFO can stay warm out there they can certainly keep your delicate hands warm during a minor cold snap. Just click the tab inside and you can enjoy their radiating warmth. A hand warmer for all cold weather activities whether they involve space travel or not.
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At first glance, the idea of a CD robot seems kind of intriguing, until you realize that it serves no purpose whatsoever. The product breakdown is that it’s a CD case containing five steel pieces that assemble into this bizarre robot thingy that looks like the result of an orgy between the Great Gazoo, a rocket and a pair of giant shoulder pads.
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That trip the Tin Man made to Oz wasn’t just for shits and giggles, and going the distance heartless with a dumbass on one side and a coward on the other without putting the smack down has earned him 40 watts of bragging rights. Just turn it on and bask in the glow of his accomplishment.
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The R/C Transmutation Android is a radio controlled toy that gives you two modes to use it in. When in it’s android state, you can pose it’s five joints in the arm along with a blaster rifle in any configuration you want. When it’s time for a change, just switch into its Hummer-like configuration so you can use the remote control to drive it like an ordinary radio controlled car. They should make a movie starring Transmutation Androids.
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Spoiled rich kids will certainly enjoy having a 6′ 5″ robot in their room—right alongside their pirate ship bed. And isn’t it every kid’s dream to wage an epic pirates vs robots battle in their bedroom? An additional image is available after the break.
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If only your life were as simple as the Humping Robot’s. His only concern is his ability to hump mechanical objects. This washing machine is a perfect example. Get yourself one of these figures and a washing machine, then all you have to do is wind him up and watch him go. Unfortunately, the washing machine pictured is not included.
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I am obviously dating myself here, but I do remember watching Lost in Space re-runs. The Robot B9 was one of the cooler people on that ship. And there is actually a company that makes full size replicas. So if that show was some sort of turning point in your life and you have a suitcase full of cash, you could have one of these sitting in your living room.
It has been around for a couple years, but I have never seen it. It is in limited runs, so if you want one you had best get on a waiting list now.
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