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Wishbone 3-in-1 Wagon
The little red wagon is a classic toy that has been around for years, but now Wishbone Design Studio have given the popular toy an upgrade and created the gorgeous, rugged, transformable, 3-in-1 Wishbone Wagon! Its a wagon, a gravity racer, or a foot-to-floor car (features a hinged floor hatch for flinstone-style fun), let your kids decide what they want to ride. via

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SNOW TRAC BALL | BY WHAMO
Do you need a more compact and portable blaster to complete your snow arsenal? The Whamo Snow trac ball, was specifically designed to quickly make snowballs and launch them in the blink of an eye, you will be able to sling a snowball over 100 feet! Great present for the kids. ...
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RC Surfer
Ok, so the the surf is a little disappointing with barely a foot of onshore breeze-blown and ruffled little waves weakly washing ashore. Do not despair! With the iconic RC Surfer from Kyosho, you´ll quickly forget the bad surfing conditions, with this fun and unique experience to add to your day at the beach. The RC Surfer 3 features an auto-recovery mechanism to make it unsinkable, and assists you in "righting" the board to get you back into the action q...
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MINI MATERIALS
Mini Materials is like Lego, but with real materials! You can now channel your inner architect with these brilliant mini building materials, use stuff such as cinder blocks (made from real cement), bricks (made from real terra cotta), wooden palettes and wooden planks, even concrete mix to bring everything together and build some cracking looking constructions. The only thing holding you back is your own imagination. All the materials are 1/12 scale and available no...
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