National Geographic - Remote Control Tarantula

Description

This National Geographic Remote Control Tarantula is realistic enough to scare your friends and family as it moves across the floor! Use the easy-to-use radio controller which allows you to move your spider from up to 7.5 metres (25 feet) away.

Features:

National Geographic Remote Control Tarantula.

Radio controller which allows you to move your spider from up to 7.5 metres (25 feet) away

Radio controlled Tarantula with light-up eyes

Real spider-like movement and real realistic furry texture

Remote control for rotation and movement in any direction

Scurries across any flat, smooth surface with spider-like leg movements

Info Sheet

BrandFisher Price (view all products by Fisher Price)
Age Group6 years +
SKUNG70
Batteries Required?4 x AA

Information contained in the info sheets was compiled using materials provided to us by the manufacturers.
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Delivery

This item will be shipped with Australia Post e-Parcel.

FREE DELIVERY Australia Wide on orders over $99

OR flat fee of $9.95 for orders under $99 (combine multiple items)

Tracking information will be emailed to you shortly after the item is shipped.
All parcels from Playdex require signature on delivery.

This item can be picked up from our warehouse in Penrith NSW.

Q: Can I save when I combine multiple items?

A: Yes, you can add multiple items to your cart and pay only $9.95 for the whole order. If your order value exceeds $99 you will receive free delivery!

Q: Can I combine this item with bulky courier goods in one order?

A: Yes, simply add all desired items to cart and enter your postcode to calculate your delivery charge (bulky courier goods do not qualify for free delivery).

Q: When will I receive my order?

A: After the order has been dispatched the following delivery times apply:

	Major Cities	Regional
New South Wales	1-2 days	1-3 days
Victoria	1-3 days	2-4 days
Queensland	1-3 days	2-5 days
South Australia	2-4 days	2-5 days
Tasmania	2-4 days	3-8 days
Western Australia	3-6 days	4-8 days
Northern Territory	3-6 days	4-10 days
Australian Capital Territory	1-2 days	1-3 days
Estimates provided by Australia Post and are expressed in business days only (excluding weekends and public holidays). Delays can occur during busy periods.

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Brand Information

Fisher-Price was founded in 1930 by Herman Fisher, Irving Price, his wife Margaret Evans Price and Helen Schelle. Two of the three family names were used to establish the company name. Price had previously worked for a major variety chain store. Fisher had a background in manufacturing and advertising and selling games. Helen Schelle operated a toy store in New York.

Their initial principles for designing and manufacturing toys were:

- Intristic play value

- Ingenuity

- Strong Construction

- Good value for money

- Action

First ranges were actually made from heavy steel parts to ensure durability. To make the toys more interesting they added colourful labels. Mrs Price who was a professional illustrator and artist was the art director for the company and designed a lot of toys based on characters from her favourite children's books.

In 1931 they took their wooden range of toys to a toy fair in New York where they quickly became a success. Soon after the first Fisher-Price toy was sold. It was called Dr. Doodle (this toy in good condition can be sold for a very considerable amount to toy collectors).

In 1950s the owners realised the value and potential of plastic as it could combine the durability and colours that they so wanted for their toys to have.

In 1993 Fisher-Price was purchased by Mattel and to this day remains one of their most successful subsiduaries. In 1997 Mattel started to market all of their preschool products under the Fisher-Price name.

Fisher-Price has manufactured over 5,000 different toys since it was started. The best-known of them is the Little People collection, which features miniature people, pets and a range of vehicles and playsets for them.