Animal Planet - Tarantula – Radio Control, Web Blasting - Review
Animal Planet - Tarantula – Radio Control, Web-Blasting - Review\r
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Hey guys, Johnathan from ToyScoopers here. \r
Today I will be reviewing this Tarantula that I got from ToysRUs.\r
This is the remote controlled, web-blasting Tarantula by Animal Planet.\r
It comes in a windowed package.\r
On the front of the box it tells you what batteries you need and the recommended age which is six and up.\r
On the back it shows the functions of the Tarantula, and a little bit of information on the real thing.\r
Now lets take it out of the box.\r
(Music playing…)\r
Whats included in the box is, the Tarantula, its remote control and the instructions.\r
In addition to those items you will need four (4) AAA batteries and a 9 Volt battery, which Im going to put in now.\r
Now lets play with this Tarantula.\r
When I turn on the Tarantula you will see its web retr.\r
As you see his web just shot out, this happens at random intervals.\r
I can see that this can be a lot of fun.\r
On the ToyScoopers rating system I give this a 5/10.\r
One thing I notice when handling the spider is constant hair loss. Which makes me wonder how fast he going to lose his new look.\r
The cord that represents his web doesnt come close to looking like a real web, and I dont know why they didnt put a button on the remote to control the web.\r
I paid $35 for this Tarantula, though its a bit on the expensive side, the fun Im going to have with my cat will make up for it.\r
Thats it for the review of remote control Tarantula.\r
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Hey guys, Johnathan from ToyScoopers here. \r
Today I will be reviewing this Tarantula that I got from ToysRUs.\r
This is the remote controlled, web-blasting Tarantula by Animal Planet.\r
It comes in a windowed package.\r
On the front of the box it tells you what batteries you need and the recommended age which is six and up.\r
On the back it shows the functions of the Tarantula, and a little bit of information on the real thing.\r
Now lets take it out of the box.\r
(Music playing…)\r
Whats included in the box is, the Tarantula, its remote control and the instructions.\r
In addition to those items you will need four (4) AAA batteries and a 9 Volt battery, which Im going to put in now.\r
Now lets play with this Tarantula.\r
When I turn on the Tarantula you will see its web retr.\r
As you see his web just shot out, this happens at random intervals.\r
I can see that this can be a lot of fun.\r
On the ToyScoopers rating system I give this a 5/10.\r
One thing I notice when handling the spider is constant hair loss. Which makes me wonder how fast he going to lose his new look.\r
The cord that represents his web doesnt come close to looking like a real web, and I dont know why they didnt put a button on the remote to control the web.\r
I paid $35 for this Tarantula, though its a bit on the expensive side, the fun Im going to have with my cat will make up for it.\r
Thats it for the review of remote control Tarantula.\r
Please remember to like, subscribe, leave comments below and to follow ToyScoopers on Facebook and Twitter.\r
And visit us soon for another toy review.\r
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ToyScoopers Channel: \r
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Facebook: \r
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Twitter: \r
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Background Music Information:\r
Klockworx - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) \r
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0\r