Explore the impressive world of mechatronics and build up to 40 mobile robotic machines with this jumbo IQ Key kit. With more than 200 parts, the kit includes building capsules, gears, wheels and lights. Plus it has an electrical power capsule that transfers energy to all the attached parts through the connection pegs. Create your own unique robot directly out of the box!
If you would like a chance to win an IQ Key Perfect 1000 kit from Professor Plums (www.professorplums.com.au), tell us your best robot joke. The funniest original joke will win!
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