Build Robo-SmashView larger Robo-Combo BuildView larger Robo-Primate Build your very own robotic primate with real motorized action and watch as it comes to life with the K’NEX Robo-Smash Building Set. Part of the K’NEX Robo-Creatures Series, Robo-Smash not only looks like a high-tech robot, but moves like one, too: featuring a battery-powered motor, your creation
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Build your very own robotic primate with real motorized action and watch as it comes to life with the K’NEX Robo-Smash Building Set. Part of the K’NEX Robo-Creatures Series, Robo-Smash not only looks like a high-tech robot, but moves like one, too: featuring a battery-powered motor, your creation smashes the ground with his strong arms to hop across the ground like a large lumbering gorilla.
Build all Robo-Creatures
Follow the step-by-step instructions to create the ferocious Robo-Smash – or challenge yourself to build the biggest, baddest motor-controlled robot creature you can imagine! Collect and build the entire K’NEX Robo-Creatures Series (Robo-Strike, Robo-Smash, and Robo-Sting) for the complete team, then combine all three sets to build the ultimate Robo-Combo creature powered by three motors.
Made in the USA
Over the past 20 years, K’NEX has become America’s Building Toy Company with all of our bricks, rods, and connectors made in Pennsylvania at its sister company, The Rodon Group’s manufacturing facility. K’NEX and Rodon proudly remain family owned and operated. At a time when most toys are made overseas we are committed to manufacturing as many parts in the United States as possible. You’ll be happy to know that every rod and connector in this building set is made in the USA.
What’s in the Box? 156 total K’NEX PartsClassic RodsClassic ConnectorsMotor for Smashing Action
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Fun Building Set My daughter and I are big fans of K’Nex, so when this went on sale, I snagged it up. I was a little disappointed to find that it doesn’t rely on traditional K’nex pieces, which are easy to manipulate, but on special smaller pieces. The smaller pieces are frustrating because they are harder for my seven-year-old to work with and, inevitably, easier to accidentally send shooting across the room.If you are a first time K’nex user unused to building sets with small parts, you would…
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