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Stanley 45 was designed by a famous, northern toymaker, to help with his annual toy distribution project. Stanley's primary job is to build tiny, wooden furniture for fancy dollhouses. One doesn’t see much of that furniture anymore, but if you see a perfect little chair made of wood instead of plastic, Stanley probably built it.

Stanley is 11 inches tall.

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This Scout Ship was created as part of Landfill Art, an Artist Reclamation Project. The ship measures 10" x 10" x 9.5"

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This guy is what happened to all those missing bovines.

Longhorn drives his flying saucer like a go-kart. When he is in your airspace, watch-out (and hide your cows).

The saucer has a 7" diameter and is about 2" thick. Longhorn extends 4.5" inches above the saucer. The whole thing is on a stand. Including stand it is 15.5" tall.

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This and other CyberCraft Robots are currently available at
Museum of Fine Arts Museum Store
255 Beach Drive NE
St. Petersburg, Florida

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Between missions, CyberCraft Robots repair our transport rocket. This is how we travel between the Orbiting Labortory and our planetside base.

The Spaceship is 27.5 inches from nosecone to fin tip. The Robots, when standing straight, are 5 inches tall.
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