'Bot Coder
A compact depiction of programming a robot and circuitboard tinkering.
‘Input’ the code on the computer and ‘copy’ it to a portable drive or cartridge — the latter of which can be ejected via button on the back. Use the soldering iron on the workbench to ‘assemble/repair/tinker’ with the circuitboard. Then click the results onto one of the small robots provided.
This can be used with models outside of this set too. Maybe add an autopilot to a ship, or personality to a building. Just click the plates on and consider it integrated.
The computer can be detached intact and set up elsewhere, free-standing, for various other scenarios. Store spares/copies of cartridges/circuitboards inside the desk drawer or crates.
Robots included:
- Multi-purpose ‘Butler’, with a dedicated cartridge slot. “Clean and serve”.
- Large claw; can can hold small objects. “Hold that please.”
- Spider-like spy, with microphone and camera-eye. “Get their secrets”.
- Robotic-dog. “Woof said”.
709 pieces.
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