SOLD two large (30cm) Walking robot toys - ?15 for the lot

By lauracg
October 7, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 7, 2019

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Posted October 7, 2019

Sold and gone. Set of two large 12'' (30cm) WALKING ROBOTs TOYs WITH LIGHTS.

These two robots walk, pay music and light up, switch them ON and press the red button on the tummy and they will walk, make some sounds, play music and light up. They are in excellent conditions, clean and albeit used they work and look as when they were new. Check out pictures.

Each robot requires 3xAA batteries which are not included. They have been battery tested and they do work.

One of the robot comes with its own detachable gun.

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