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Robots in movies are often shown in human form. This is not always true in real life. Ask Nick and Tesla. They have always liked doing experiments. Since they came to live with their eccentric uncle, they have found a place to work without interruption (except for their uncle’s compost vacuum cleaner exploding from time to time): their uncle’s laboratory, or rather a basement. Instead of being bum-numbingly bored, as you would be at your uncle’s without anyone to talk to, they make the most of their new laboratory and try new things every day. Uncle Newt isn’t the kind of person who would tell you to brush your teeth before bed or tidy out your bedroom. After only two weeks of living with Uncle Newt, fate decided that saving a little girl from kidnappers wasn’t enough (Check out High Voltage Danger Lab to find out more). When Silas, a new friend, tells them that a very, very, very, very, very valuable comic, Stupefying #6, from 1944 is stolen from his dad’s shop, Nick and Tesla volunteer to investigate the case. They use their creativity to build robots for the fun of it and to help their friends. As real detectives would, they set out to gather information about the theft (you might be wondering how robots come into this, but they are a big part of the story. Wait and see). In the course of the next few days, a theft from the local jewelry store adds up to their problems, and the story gets twisted even more.
Robots in movies are often shown in human form. This is not always true in real life. Ask Nick and Tesla. They have always liked doing experiments. Since they came to live with their eccentric uncle, they have found a place to work without interruption (except for their uncle’s compost vacuum cleaner exploding from time to time): their uncle’s laboratory, or rather a basement. Instead of being bum-numbingly bored, as you would be at your uncle’s without anyone to talk to, they make the most of their new laboratory and try new things every day. Uncle Newt isn’t the kind of person who would tell you to brush your teeth before bed or tidy out your bedroom. After only two weeks of living with Uncle Newt, fate decided that saving a little girl from kidnappers wasn’t enough (Check out High Voltage Danger Lab to find out more). When Silas, a new friend, tells them that a very, very, very, very, very valuable comic, Stupefying #6, from 1944 is stolen from his dad’s shop, Nick and Tesla volunteer to investigate the case. They use their creativity to build robots for the fun of it and to help their friends. As real detectives would, they set out to gather information about the theft (you might be wondering how robots come into this, but they are a big part of the story. Wait and see). In the course of the next few days, a theft from the local jewelry store adds up to their problems, and the story gets twisted even more.
Robot Army rampage is suitable for people who love mysteries and electronics. In this book, you will find many intriguing projects with step-by-step instructions. You may find most of the parts that you need at home. These projects will help you pass a rainy day without ever being bored. The story is also very appealing and you will urge yourself to finish this book in one go. So, sit back and enjoy!
Robot Army rampage is suitable for people who love mysteries and electronics. In this book, you will find many intriguing projects with step-by-step instructions. You may find most of the parts that you need at home. These projects will help you pass a rainy day without ever being bored. The story is also very appealing and you will urge yourself to finish this book in one go. So, sit back and enjoy!
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