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Bulbs For Eco-Hipsters
Who says you can’t boogie to blacklight and save the planet at the same time? This standard-base compact fluorescent bulb is a blacklight rated for 8,000 hours of use. It’s short and curly, 5” tall including the threads (4” tall when installed) and uses 13 watts to illuminate at the equivalent of a 60-watt incandescent.
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93812 ECO BLACKLIGHT |
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A Drive Train From Scratch
Build your own. This is a very nice kit from Tamiya, but not for beginners or the fumble-fingered, since it’s fairly complex and can take a couple hours to assemble. The Twin Gear Motor Kit has a pair of 2.3VDC motors that draw approx 60mA no load, stall at 130mA, and will run 60 to 212 rpm. Finished size is approx 3" long x 2" x 7/8" with dual 1-1/16" long x 1/8” dia hexagonal shafts.
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93998 TWIN GEAR MOTOR |
Giant Whether Balloon
If the question is whether to tie a bunch of these giant weather balloons to a lawn chair, the answer is no. (They burst at about 82,000 feet anyway.) Besides, this is a true weather balloon, with plenty of fun, nonfatal uses. The cream-colored latex balloon is approx 40" dia when flaccid, you should pardon the expression, but has an 8-foot dia when inflated. The neck is 9" long x 1" dia. Scientists, meteorologists, inventors, teachers and the imaginative filmmaker are warned to launch the balloon carefully. The material is delicate and not made to survive brushes with pavement, pine branches, or clumsy physics students.
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94055 8 FT DIAMETER LATEX WEATHER BALLOON |
See A Crystal Ball In Your Future?
Well, if you had a crystal ball, you'd be able to see that there's a crystal ball in your future, and you'd know not to pass up this very, very nice glass gazing ball. It's 4-1/4" dia (and heavy) and comes with a footed dark-wood stand that spins smoothly. The stand is just over 3" dia. Together, the ball and stand are 6-1/4" tall. Comes in a presentation and storage box. The perfect accessory for your next fortune-telling gig.
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94069 GAZING BALL |
Inflatable Torsos
Inflatable 30” high basic female torsos. Life-size. White plastic. Nice 30" chrome chains at the top with carabiners so you can hang them up. Perfect for display mannequins in some stores. "Not to be used," the packaging warns us, "as a flotation or life-saving device." Other than that, we don't want to talk about it.
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40590 BASIC FEMALE NOT ILLUMINATED INFLATABLE TORSO |
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Ball. Chain.
From the Tasteless & Dated Metaphor Department of our Gender-Insensitive Costume Division: your bridegroom's basic black-plastic ball and chain, complete with a non-chafing, snap-on fabric shackle. Lightweight 5" dia ball, 6" chain. If we swear we bought this only for a convict costume, will you promise not to write or call?
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94176 PLASTIC BALL& CHAIN |
"Go Away"
From Rubbermaid® comes this little orange safety-cone topper that senses nearby motion and warns the passerby with a stentorian, but not hostile, female voice with one of the following, selectable messages: "Caution" she says, "watch your step," "wet floor," "restroom closed," "falling ice," "maintenance area," or "this area is closed." Runs on (4) D-cell batteries that you provide and includes volume and motion-sensitivity controls. Square-ish, it's 5-7/8" x 7-1/2" tall and will also stand on almost anything with a 1-3/4" hole in the center. In the home, it could also be used to scare dieters away from the fridge, and teen-agers away from the car keys!
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40685 AUDIO GUARD |
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