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Roller Coaster Tycoon
For more fun add the expansion pack with new scenarios and environments. Build a Dinosaur Jungle Boat Ride! Check Price or Order |
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If you want a slightly larger scope with the same features order the Meade ETX-90EC with a 90mm main lens. Check Price or Order |
Smithsonian Star Tour 3-in-1 Planetarium
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In The Land of Egypt Games
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Tyrannosaurus Rex Skull Replica with Stand
For those who prefer a different era check out our Saber Tooth Cat Skull: Check Price or Order |
Alien Slime Lab |
Polar Lights Model Kits: Lost in Space Robot or Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet
If you liked the classic scifi movie Forbidden Planet better, get the Robby the Robot Kit .Check Price or Order |
What
a great program for a creative mind! Set up your own themepark!
Design your own roller coasters, thrill rides and other amusements.
This is a complex simulation that includes the economics of running
a park and building the amusements. Hours of fun. Very addictive.
A great learning experience for ages 9 through adult. No violence.
Ever
want to observe planets, stars, clusters and nebula, but couldn't
find them with your binoculars or telescope? Check out the Meade
ETX-60AT Telescope. It features an optional computerized control
system that finds the objects automatically for you. Just level
the scope, input the time, and select from a list of easily findable
guide stars to complete the alignment. From then on the scope's
autostar system will take you automatically to thousands of objects
in the Meade's library.
This
isn't just a planetarium, its also what's known as an orrery. That
means it's a great educational toy for learning about the solar
system in more than one way!
An
entertaining game that help kids learn about life in ancient Egypt.
Includes Egyptian dice, and a hieroglyphic alphabet.
This
is a toy for a big kid. This reproduction is museum quality and
will make a eye-catching conversation piece in you den or office.
While real T-Rex skulls are five feet long, this one is a more manageable
scaled-down 13 inch version.
A
great introduction to biochemistry. Kids get to pretend they are
scientists charged with analyzing samples brought back from Mars
to see if there is alien life. Teaches basic scientific methods.
Warning!
Warning! Danger! Danger! Here's a nostalgia item for us baby
boomers: the robot from Lost in Space. This kit was actually sold
back in the 60's when the show was on the air. Here's a chance to
relive your youth with this early, silly, scifi show!
