OWI Solar Powered Toys

Methodically, eight legs work in harmony to create a ballet style “tippy-toe” movement. Similar to its cousin from Alaska, the sun’s rays will make it scurry along to safe passage. If you were thinking about dipping its legs in melted butter and garlic, you’d be disappointed with a mouth full of high density plastic. Walking King Crab is powered with a mini solar cell (included) and demonstrates alternative energy principles. No batteries and tools required and less than thirty-five parts to assemble. Dangerous? You’ve got to be kidding me? An inch worm?... Attacking Inch worm has orange spiky limbs to ward off any predator who seeks to challenge it as a delectable delight. Its initial defensive mechanism may fool intruders for a moment, but still requires a way to heed out of harm’s way. The sun’s rays power this mini solar kit to slither along to safety. The mechanical movements simulate the movements of its soft-bodied derivative. Because its home is above ground, Attacking Inch Worm has a hard plastic body to protect itself. This slender creeping animal is easy to assemble and demonstrates alternative energy principles. No batteries and tools required and less than fifty parts to assemble. We also carry several smaller solar toys: Frightened Grasshopper, Happy Hopping Frog and Super Solar Race Car and