| After you have built this mechanical model, it will be time to pucker up! |
| | Watch the rabbit very closely! |
| | No drummer jokes, please! |
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| Decorate your Timberkits model! |
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| | Turn the handle to watch the Dinosaur walk and ROAR! Darwin the cat gets a bit scared by the roar and disappears down the chimney. |
| | The original steam engine? |
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| Appears to float in mid air! |
| | Your phone appears to float in mid air! |
| | Why does the Snail Ball move soooo slowly? |
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| A latex glove, dry fillers and reduced air pressure deliver this amazing and thought-provoking demonstration. |
| | Is it a spring? Is it a pendulum? |
| | Sometimes known as Celts, or Wobble Stones, this is an ancient toy that has been fascinating people for a very long time. |
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| Transmit sound from your phone on a light beam! |
| | These little metal discs are bimetallic - they are made from two different metals - and this enables them to perform an amazing physics trick! |
| | Nikola Tesla's valvular conduit is another one of his forgotten inventions. What is it? In simple terms it is a one-way valve.... but with no moving... |
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| Nikola Tesla's valvular conduit is another one of his forgotten inventions. Invented in 1920 it has largely been overlooked. What is it? In simple... |
| | The Leidenfrost Effect occurs when a liquid comes into contact with a hot object, with the correct temperature difference between the two. |
| | The sand timer floats at the top of the column of liquid. But turn it upside down, and now the sand timer does not float. What is happening? |
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