Orbiting Space Shuttle

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• High Quality Spacecraft Model
• Historic Affordable Model Airplane Display
• In Stock and Ready to Ship!
• Manned Orbital Launch and Reentry Spacecraft
• New Design! Brand New! On Sale!

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Product Description
Attach a cord to our Orbiting Space Shuttle (9 by 6 inches), insert two AA batteries (not included) and off it flies in a circle! A fan hidden within the orbiter's main engines pushes the orbiter around; the cord's pull keeps its 'orbital' path. Needs about a six foot area to fly safely.

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