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Technical Details
- Build a robot that scuttles along on a brush
- Powered by rapid vibrations of its motor
- Educational and fun
- Requires two "AA" batteries (not included)
- For ages 8 and up (not suitable for children under 3)
Product Specifications
| Model Number: | 4372 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
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Product Safety
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Robot on the go! This flexible little guy slides on smooth floor surfaces, a robotic mobile sweeper with dynamic sweeping strengths that can help remove dirt anytime you need. Contains a set of plastic mechanic body parts (assembly required), a battery case with wires, a wooden brush, a painting brush, a pair of moving eyes, a motor and detailed instructions. This is a great rainy day project for solo completion, or is an ideal project for you and your child to complete together. 4M specialise in quality arts and crafts kits, that encourage children to explore and enjoy traditional skills, whilst being creative and using their imaginations to have fun.
Product Description
Able to slide on smooth floor surfaces, this robotic mobile sweeper has a dynamic sweeping action that can help remove dirt. Age 8+
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This Robot is Brilliant. You might have to give it a little push if yours dosn't work. I would recomend this to everyone.
23 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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We bought the Great Gizmos Brush Robot as a birthday present for our son's eighth birthday. We enjoyed making it; my son was helped by his sister, aged eleven and we think that most children aged nine and younger would need a similar secondary school helper or an adult to help them make it because it is challenging, particularly the final connection of the motor. You need to make sure you have the required two AAA batteries. The system works via vibration and it is interesting to explore how it works on different surfaces. What impressed me was that it was not just the build and scientific aspects of the set that gave play value but the characterisation of the toy also encouraged my son to build a house for `Timmy' and engage in imaginative play. All in all, this represents good value for money.
My son says that the coolest thing about it is the sound of the motor `because it sounds lively and in letters it would be zzzzzzzz' but there `are plenty of other good things. When you try to turn the switch on for the first time is the most exciting because you don't know if it will work and the first time for us we failed but we kept on trying and finally we reached our goal. Get the brush robot because it's fun!'
My son says that the coolest thing about it is the sound of the motor `because it sounds lively and in letters it would be zzzzzzzz' but there `are plenty of other good things. When you try to turn the switch on for the first time is the most exciting because you don't know if it will work and the first time for us we failed but we kept on trying and finally we reached our goal. Get the brush robot because it's fun!'
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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Our daughter asked for electronic toys for her 7th birthday, and I saw this as an opportunity for her to build her own simple robot. The BrushBot (as we call it) was just what I was looking for. Its visually appealing, the instructions are clear, the parts were all there, and it didn't take long for us to build together, so she didn't lose interest in it before it was complete and ready to play with. My daughter was proud of the work she had done, and she could even share it with her younger sister; we found that if you pull the brush down so the toy tilts forward slightly one can push it in a fairly straight line, so they had a game of 'catch' as they pushed it towards each other across the floor. It functions on hard surfaces only, and its pretty noisy, but the vibrations do give it that sense of being alive, as if she'd built her own busy little pet. Quite charming!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Bought this for my 6-year old who is fanatical about electro-gadgets in their many facets. He put it together in no time and seemed to derive some fun from it though 2 days later,... Read more
Published 21 days ago by Miss D. Ige
Good fun, once you get it working
Bought this for my husband and he loves it. My son also plays with it, it's a great mini robot once you get it working. There was a loose connection and at first it didn't work. Read more
Published 4 months ago by clarissa
Interesting
Lots of fun when you look how it works:) but not that easy to assembly by a kid. Anyway good product
Published 17 months ago by Kaila
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