Get ready for an exciting engineering adventure! Build an air-powered robotic glove blaster that shoots safe foam darts. As you assemble this blaster from over 100 pieces, you'll learn about pneumatics - the technology using pressurized air to do work - and some really cool mechanisms. After building and testing, slide the blaster on your wrist and strap it up. A single pull of the trigger makes the scissor arm lift the barrels and launch the first dart. Pull it two more times to fire the next two darts. You can grab extra darts from the reserve clip under your wrist and reload. This amazing blaster runs entirely on your hand and the pneumatic system, no batteries or motors needed! Turn the dial to rotate the outer launchers for a wider spread. Adjust the wrist strap to fit almost any hand. A full-color, step-by-step manual will guide you through assembly and use, and it also shares interesting scientific info about pneumatic systems and air physics. It's compatible with many standard foam darts. Build a pneumatic glove blaster, learn about pneumatics and air pressure physics, enjoy adjustable barrels, fit it to your hand, use standard darts, have high play value even after building, and you can use it alone or with the 2021 STEAM Toy of the Year Winner, Mega Cyborg Hand. Ages: 10+ with help / 12+ independently. Experiments: 6. Piece Count: 134. Manual Pages: 16. Product Dimensions: 10 x 11 x 4.7 in. Product Weight: 1.5 lbs. Manual Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 in.
To use the blaster, first assemble it following the full - color, step - by - step manual. Once assembled, test it to make sure everything works. Then, slide the blaster onto your wrist and adjust the strap to fit comfortably. Pull the trigger to launch the darts. For a wider spread of darts, turn the dial. When you run out of darts, grab some from the reserve clip under your wrist and reload. Remember, this blaster is for ages 10 and up with help or 12 and up independently. Keep it away from small children who might choke on the parts. After use, store it in a dry place. If the blaster gets dirty, you can use a dry cloth to wipe it clean. Don't use any harsh chemicals on it as it might damage the pneumatic system.
