Holiday Switch

• HOLIDAY SWITCH (DVD MOVIE)

Studio: A&e Home Video Release Date: 10/26/2010

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Daughter of Time: A Time Travel Romance

A medieval man with an uncertain destiny, Llywelyn, the Prince of Wales, faces treachery and deceit at the hands of friends and foes alike … 

A modern woman with a troubled past, Meg’s life is in tatters when she slips through time and into medieval Wales …  

Only by working together can Meg and Llywelyn navigate the shifting allegiances that threaten the very existence of Wales–and create their own history that defies the laws of time.

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Travel Bag – Suit (Black) (44″ X 24″ X 5″)

• Color: Black
• Size: 44″ X 24″ X 5″
• 2 Styles of Garment Bags
• Multiple Organizer Pockets
• Folds Down for Easy Storage

Lightweight yet durable, the garment bag features a loop and carry strap, an I.D. card pocket, and a self-correcting zipper.
In executive black with grey piping.

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Corvette C5 Black Travel Buddy 2

• Installs quickly
• No messy tape or screws
• For driver or passenger
• Looks like OEM option
• Holds 2 drinks or items

Finally a drink holder for the passenger side that looks as good as it works! Easy to install and attractive this will be one gift idea that any Corvette owner or passenger will appreciate! Corvette Central #: 105543 Car years: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

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Paris 2011 (99¢ Cities) – Travel guide & French phrasebook, history of Paris, travel tips, and more

Paris 2011 is one of a new series of travel guides for the Amazon Kindle, dedicated to providing you with top notch travel advice at an extremely reasonable price – welcome to 99¢ Cities!

This guidebook series is formatted as a periodical (like a magazine or blog) instead of a book. That means that you can quickly jump to the table of contents no matter where you are, and you can quickly skip from section to section, perfect for a guidebook!

This guide includes travel topics such as dining, shopping, accommodations, and transportation, maps and pictures of the city, notes on staying safe and healthy in Paris, a full length French phrasebook, and more. There is a substantial overview of the city, and each district (arrondissement) has a separate section with further details for the area.

Paris is best enjoyed on foot, letting you take your time in the historic cafes and on the broad boulevards of the City of Lights. Spend more time enjoying the city and less time fumbling through guidebooks with Paris 2011.
Paris 2011 is one of a new series of travel guides for the Amazon Kindle, dedicated to providing you with top notch travel advice at an extremely reasonable price – welcome to 99¢ Cities!

This guidebook series is formatted as a periodical (like a magazine or blog) instead of a book. That means that you can quickly jump to the table of contents no matter where you are, and you can quickly skip from section to section, perfect for a guidebook!

This guide includes travel topics such as dining, shopping, accommodations, and transportation, maps and pictures of the city, notes on staying safe and healthy in Paris, a full length French phrasebook, and more. There is a substantial overview of the city, and each district (arrondissement) has a separate section with further details for the area.

Paris is best enjoyed on foot, letting you take your time in the historic cafes and on the broad boulevards of the City of Lights. Spend more time enjoying the city and less time fumbling through guidebooks with Paris 2011.

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Slow Travels-Nevada

Slow Travels-Nevada explores the historic sites along the routes of U.S. Highways 6, 40, 50, 93, and 95 through the Silver State. Based on the American Guide Series of the 1930′s and 40′s, these sites include abandoned mining camps, scenic rivers and canyons, as well as the cities of Reno and Las Vegas. Reference maps and GPS coordinates are included.Slow Travels-Nevada explores the historic sites along the routes of U.S. Highways 6, 40, 50, 93, and 95 through the Silver State. Based on the American Guide Series of the 1930′s and 40′s, these sites include abandoned mining camps, scenic rivers and canyons, as well as the cities of Reno and Las Vegas. Reference maps and GPS coordinates are included.

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Adventure, Travel, Rock-N-Roll

Adam Brandt sets out on a journey to inform the world of one of the most dangerous jobs for teens. “Adventure, Travel, Rock-N-Roll” is a true story, highlighting one forgettable year in the life of the writer. In an economic time where jobs are scarce, especially for the young generation. Adam hopes to change the direction of anyone considering answering one of the “too good to be true” ads in the help wanted section. Parents and teens alike need to be informed of the pitfalls of certain jobs promising a wonderful life. This is a great read for anyone looking to rebound from a tough life situation. Adam explains how he overcame some horrible obstacles in his life, while providing valuable lessons for anyone looking to make a positive change. You will surely enjoy this title.Adam Brandt sets out on a journey to inform the world of one of the most dangerous jobs for teens. “Adventure, Travel, Rock-N-Roll” is a true story, highlighting one forgettable year in the life of the writer. In an economic time where jobs are scarce, especially for the young generation. Adam hopes to change the direction of anyone considering answering one of the “too good to be true” ads in the help wanted section. Parents and teens alike need to be informed of the pitfalls of certain jobs promising a wonderful life. This is a great read for anyone looking to rebound from a tough life situation. Adam explains how he overcame some horrible obstacles in his life, while providing valuable lessons for anyone looking to make a positive change. You will surely enjoy this title.

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TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Holiday (Christmas in Connecticut / A Christmas Carol 1938 / The Shop Around the Corner / It Happened on 5th Avenue)

• A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1938) Reginald Owen portrays Charles Dickens holiday humbug Ebenezer Scrooge, the miser s miser who has a huge change of heart after spirits whisk him into the past, present and future. From sets to stars to story, this triumphant adaptation adds a glow to the season. Like Tiny Tim s benediction, it blesses us every one.CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT (1945) A magazine columnist totall

A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1938) Reginald Owen portrays Charles Dickens’ holiday humbug Ebenezer Scrooge, the miser’s miser who has a huge change of heart after spirits whisk him into the past, present and future. From sets to stars to story, this triumphant adaptation adds a glow to the season. Like Tiny Tim’s benediction, it blesses us – every one. CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT (1945) A magazine columnist totally devoid of the homemaking skills espoused in her column had better get some fast: her boss has invited himself and a recently returned war hero to her home for Christmas. Laughs, romance, holiday cheer: that’s the recipe Barbara Stanwyck and a stellar company follow in this perennial favorite. IT HAPPENED ON 5TH AVENUE Home for the holidays! GI families hit by the post-World War II housing crunch take over an abandoned New York City mansion. THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER In the third of their four screen pairings, Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart engage in retail romance wrapped in the ribbon of director Ernst Lubitsch’s trademark touch of wit and charm. They play bickering store clerks who are unknowingly secret pen pals. Your patronage will be cheerfully rewarded when you watch this enchanting tale.Christmas in Connecticut
Christmas in Connecticut is a holiday film that plays 365 days of the year. Barbara Stanwyck gives a brilliant, sardonic performance as Elizabeth Lane, a columnist for Smart Housekeeping magazine, whose enticing descriptions of the exquisite meals she prepares for her husband and baby on their bucolic Connecticut farm earns her fame as “America’s Best Cook.” A writer, she is; a cook, she is not. As she types the words, “From my living room window, as I write, the good cedar logs cracking on the fire…” the view is of clothes flapping on the line outside her bachelorette Manhattan apartment. An able supporting cast keeps her lie on life support: her editor, her stuffy and detestable architect suitor, and the wonderful “Uncle” Felix (S.Z. Sakall), an English-garbling Hungarian chef who provides the recipes that fill her column.

Cut to Jefferson Jones, a sailor adrift at sea for weeks after his destroyer is torpedoed. Memories of the food described in Lane’s columns are central to his survival. After his rescue, as he’s recuperating in a naval hospital, a marriage-minded nurse thinks she might nudge Jones to the altar if he could only experience a real domestic Christmas. And it just so happens that she was nurse to the grandchild of Alexander Yardley, the wealthy and powerful publisher of –you guessed it–Smart Housekeeping magazine. And so, she pens the letter that could unravel Lane’s carefully constructed fraud. She writes to Yardley asking that Jones be included in America’s ultimate Christmas–the one to be held at the Lane family farm in Connecticut. The pompous Yardley (ably portrayed by Sidney Greenstreet) believes the Lane myth and instantly sniffs a story that will send his magazine’s circulation skyrocketing. And staring down a lonely holiday, he decides to join the Lanes for Christmas on the farm, too. Now, all Lane has to do is come up with a farm. And a husband. And let’s not forget the baby. Christmas in Connecticut is classic screwball entertainment of the best kind, with its on-target skewering of social convention and house-of- cards-about-to-tumble tension: a perfect farcical vision of domestic blitz. –Susan Benson

A Christmas Carol 1938
This is the desert-island choice of the many versions of A Christmas Carol, with a magnificent, full-bodied portrayal of Ebenezer Scrooge by Alastair Sim that leaves everyone else in the dust. Lean and direct, this film’s version of the story wastes no time trying to impress viewers with the magical nature of the spirits’ visitations. Director Brian Desmond Hurst keeps the focus on Scrooge’s life story, beautifully simplifying and underscoring the theme of lost women with a haunting musical refrain from the folk song “Barbara Allen.” Sim’s commitment to the role is at times astonishing; his Scrooge’s Christmas-morning ecstasy is a marvel of giddy technique. Watch for Patrick Macnee (Steed in The Avengers) as the young Jacob Marley–the actor made his screen debut in this 1951 production. –Tom Keogh

The Shop Around the Corner
One of the most charming and romantic films around, this 1940 comic romance finds James Stewart (Vertigo, It’s A Wonderful Life) working in a small shop in Budapest and longing for a girl to call his own. His coworker, Margaret Sullavan, feels the same, and soon they are both corresponding and falling in love with their respective pen pals. What they don’t realize is that they are writing to and falling in love with each other, but the problem is that they can’t stand each other in person. The beguiling nature of the mistaken identity formula that influenced countless films is done to perfection here, and the wry combativeness and delightful banter between the two leads makes this a very special film. –Robert Lane

It Happened on 5th Avenue
Making his winter home in a vacant New York City mansion,owned by vacationing industrialist Michael O’Connor (Charlie Ruggles), a philosophizing hobo decides to take in a homeless ex-G.I. O’Connor’s unhappy daughter, Trudy (Gale Storm), running away from finishing school, returns home unexpectedly but doesn’t tell anyone who she is or who her dad is when he comes looking for her disguised as a butler. Meanwhile, O’Connor unwittingly competes with the ex-G.I. in a land deal. The film, nominated best original story, contains a worthwhile message of self worth.

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Travel Agent, Dude (Career Book)

Imagine having your very own genie, like Aladdin, who at your command could whisk you anywhere in the world — to faraway Bangkok for instance, or to the Pyramids along the Nile, or to the majestic Taj Mahal in India. And not only could the genie fly you, miraculously anywhere in the world, but he could put you up in the fanciest lodgings, with a chauffeur driven limousine at your service, and a fabulous array of restaurants, cafes and nightclubs at hand for your pleasure. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Well, in a way, our nation’s 250,000 travel agents are like that genie. They can book passage, first class, or coach, in steamship lines, airliners, cruise ships, and on other forms of transportation. They can also complete arrangements for lodgings anywhere you want to go, and in any price category depending on your budget, and the number of people in your party.
Travel agents also arrange for pleasure cruises which visit destinations around the globe, arrange for tours of distant countries or regions, including such popular spots in our own country as Las Vegas and Disneyworld. They can also put a rental car at your disposal when you arrive at your destination and handle many of the other thousand and one details that must be taken care of to make your visit, cruise or tour memorable. You could probably handle many of these details yourself, and indeed many travelers do just that — they book their own transportation, hotel accommodations, and car rentals, but these days travel, especially to foreign countries, can be quite complicated. There are all sorts of limitations on the weight of baggage that you can bring in, or the total dollar value of goods that you can take with you, or the amount of cash that you may take along, and many other considerations. In addition, many countries require special inoculations and all require passports and visas to enter the country for any period of time. There are forms to be filled out when you arrive in your destination country, baggage transfers, airport fees and many other details to be handled.

A travel agent can handle all of this for you, or arrange to have a tour guide or agent handy when you land to take care of it. And the best part is that it doesn’t cost you —the traveler — a cent. The travel agent’s fee is paid for by the airline, the hotel, rental agency, or other service provider, and you pay nothing extra for the travel agent’s services.

That explains at least in part why travel and tourism is such a big business, estimated to account for more than billion a year for leisure travel for individuals or groups and another estimated 0 billion a year for corporate or business travel. This latter category covers trips by sales personnel, executives and other company personnel who must travel all over the country and often all over the world, to take care of company business. As you can see this part of the travel business accounts for almost twice as much as travel by private individuals or groups. And there are many travel agencies that specialize in just that — handling travel requirements of corporate executives and other company personnel.

Still other travel agencies specialize in leisure travel. And others handle both, in fact it is estimated that the vast majority of the nation’s 22,000 travel agencies handle both. The travel industry is a big, booming business, and it’s expected to grow much larger and faster in the years to come.

This is partly due to deregulation of the airline and other transportation services, which now are highly competitive in price, and which tend to keep prices low so that more and more travelers can take advantage of it. Prior to deregulation, air and land travel was all regulated by government agencies, and every airline flying to Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, or wherever had to charge the same amount.Imagine having your very own genie, like Aladdin, who at your command could whisk you anywhere in the world — to faraway Bangkok for instance, or to the Pyramids along the Nile, or to the majestic Taj Mahal in India. And not only could the genie fly you, miraculously anywhere in the world, but he could put you up in the fanciest lodgings, with a chauffeur driven limousine at your service, and a fabulous array of restaurants, cafes and nightclubs at hand for your pleasure. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Well, in a way, our nation’s 250,000 travel agents are like that genie. They can book passage, first class, or coach, in steamship lines, airliners, cruise ships, and on other forms of transportation. They can also complete arrangements for lodgings anywhere you want to go, and in any price category depending on your budget, and the number of people in your party.
Travel agents also arrange for pleasure cruises which visit destinations around the globe, arrange for tours of distant countries or regions, including such popular spots in our own country as Las Vegas and Disneyworld. They can also put a rental car at your disposal when you arrive at your destination and handle many of the other thousand and one details that must be taken care of to make your visit, cruise or tour memorable. You could probably handle many of these details yourself, and indeed many travelers do just that — they book their own transportation, hotel accommodations, and car rentals, but these days travel, especially to foreign countries, can be quite complicated. There are all sorts of limitations on the weight of baggage that you can bring in, or the total dollar value of goods that you can take with you, or the amount of cash that you may take along, and many other considerations. In addition, many countries require special inoculations and all require passports and visas to enter the country for any period of time. There are forms to be filled out when you arrive in your destination country, baggage transfers, airport fees and many other details to be handled.

A travel agent can handle all of this for you, or arrange to have a tour guide or agent handy when you land to take care of it. And the best part is that it doesn’t cost you —the traveler — a cent. The travel agent’s fee is paid for by the airline, the hotel, rental agency, or other service provider, and you pay nothing extra for the travel agent’s services.

That explains at least in part why travel and tourism is such a big business, estimated to account for more than billion a year for leisure travel for individuals or groups and another estimated 0 billion a year for corporate or business travel. This latter category covers trips by sales personnel, executives and other company personnel who must travel all over the country and often all over the world, to take care of company business. As you can see this part of the travel business accounts for almost twice as much as travel by private individuals or groups. And there are many travel agencies that specialize in just that — handling travel requirements of corporate executives and other company personnel.

Still other travel agencies specialize in leisure travel. And others handle both, in fact it is estimated that the vast majority of the nation’s 22,000 travel agencies handle both. The travel industry is a big, booming business, and it’s expected to grow much larger and faster in the years to come.

This is partly due to deregulation of the airline and other transportation services, which now are highly competitive in price, and which tend to keep prices low so that more and more travelers can take advantage of it. Prior to deregulation, air and land travel was all regulated by government agencies, and every airline flying to Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, or wherever had to charge the same amount.

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Contigo AUTOSEAL West Loop Stainless Steel 20-Ounce Travel Mug

• Patented Autoseal lid is 100-percent leak proof and spill proof and offers convenient one handed drinking
• Vacuum insulated double wall stainless steel keeps beverages hot for 6-hour and cold for 18-hour
• Hand washing recommended; lid is dishwasher safe
• Fits most standard car cup holders
• Made from BPA Free material

Never spill another drop. 100-Percent spill- and leak-proof travel mug uses exclusive AUTOSEAL technology to prevent accidental spills. Press the AUTOSEAL button to sip, and release the button to automatically seal. This self-sealing lid technology is combined with a double-wall, vacuum-insulated, stainless steel mug, providing exceptional temperature retention. Beverages stay hot for 6 hours or cold for 18-hour.

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A Knight in Her Arms (A Sexy Time Travel Novella)

PRAISE:

“A Knight in her arms was a very romantic, sort of a fantasy!” ~ Romance Writers Review

DESCRIPTION:

Hannah Falcon loves her job cataloging medieval artifacts and setting up the displays at the Natural History Museum in New York City. What she doesn’t love is her friends insisting she date more. When a man dressed as a medieval knight shows up in the museum, Hannah mistakes him for her friend’s latest attempt at a blind date.

Sir Gavin of Rogueforth is a battle-hardened twelfth century knight who expects nothing more from life than to live and die by his sword. Sent through time to protect a woman named Hannah and claim her as his own, he expects a reward. He doesn’t expect a woman who refuses to be protected.

Can one passionate night, ten days before Christmas, convince a twenty-first century woman to follow her heart and show a medieval knight there’s more to life than being a protector?

**Previously published as Her Knight Before Christmas, this is a sexy holiday time travel novella**

EXCERPT:

A burst of light flashed red over her closed eyelids and the sound of clinking, rattling metal filled the after hours silence of the gallery. She opened her eyes in surprise and stared. Before her, standing tall and proud, directly between her and the display she’d worked all day perfecting, was a chain mail clad mountain of a man.

And he wasn’t smiling. Hannah quickly looked down at her lap and back to the knight, blinking a few times to clear her vision. The stress had finally taken its toll on her imagination.

“Sir Gavin of Rogueforth, at your service,” she heard him say, in a brusque baritone with the hint of an accent she couldn’t quite place. “Are you Hannah?”
She focused her attention onto the most attractive, fiercest-looking man she’d ever laid eyes on. She blinked again and her mind raced ahead. Was he a figment of her imagination or could he possibly be…

“Where did you come from?” She looked from left to right, expecting the night guard to round the corner any minute and announce this an elaborate joke. Then she remembered her date. “You must be Susan’s cousin—” she started, but his growl stopped her mid-sentence.

“I am Sir Gavin of Rogueforth.” He sheathed his sword at his side and bowed his head slightly. “And you are Hannah?”

She straightened her legs, got off the bench, and looked up, way up, into the emerald green eyes of the knight. She nodded. “I’m Hannah.” She instinctively offered her hand. Then took it back. “Hannah Falcon.”

To her surprise, the green-eyed knight knelt before her, snatched up her hand with his gauntlet-encased fingers and laid his lips upon her knuckles. The gentle kiss sent an unexpected ripple of warmth up her arm.

Dear Lord in heaven, had she died?

She quickly glanced at the bench, expecting to see her dead body sprawled across the wood. No body. And from the way her skin fluttered beneath his soft touch, there was no way she was dead. No way was this her imagination, either. He was living and breathing and his kiss sent tiny jolts of electricity straight down to her toes.

“Lady Hannah.” The deep cadence of his voice, mingling with an accent she decided was old English, almost brought her to her knees beside him. As abruptly as he’d lowered himself before her, he stood. The man towered over her, his chain mail covered with a sleeveless black and red surcoat. He put his right hand over his heart. “It is my pleasure to be of service to you.”

PRAISE:

“A Knight in her arms was a very romantic, sort of a fantasy!” ~ Romance Writers Review

DESCRIPTION:

Hannah Falcon loves her job cataloging medieval artifacts and setting up the displays at the Natural History Museum in New York City. What she doesn’t love is her friends insisting she date more. When a man dressed as a medieval knight shows up in the museum, Hannah mistakes him for her friend’s latest attempt at a blind date.

Sir Gavin of Rogueforth is a battle-hardened twelfth century knight who expects nothing more from life than to live and die by his sword. Sent through time to protect a woman named Hannah and claim her as his own, he expects a reward. He doesn’t expect a woman who refuses to be protected.

Can one passionate night, ten days before Christmas, convince a twenty-first century woman to follow her heart and show a medieval knight there’s more to life than being a protector?

**Previously published as Her Knight Before Christmas, this is a sexy holiday time travel novella**

EXCERPT:

A burst of light flashed red over her closed eyelids and the sound of clinking, rattling metal filled the after hours silence of the gallery. She opened her eyes in surprise and stared. Before her, standing tall and proud, directly between her and the display she’d worked all day perfecting, was a chain mail clad mountain of a man.

And he wasn’t smiling. Hannah quickly looked down at her lap and back to the knight, blinking a few times to clear her vision. The stress had finally taken its toll on her imagination.

“Sir Gavin of Rogueforth, at your service,” she heard him say, in a brusque baritone with the hint of an accent she couldn’t quite place. “Are you Hannah?”
She focused her attention onto the most attractive, fiercest-looking man she’d ever laid eyes on. She blinked again and her mind raced ahead. Was he a figment of her imagination or could he possibly be…

“Where did you come from?” She looked from left to right, expecting the night guard to round the corner any minute and announce this an elaborate joke. Then she remembered her date. “You must be Susan’s cousin—” she started, but his growl stopped her mid-sentence.

“I am Sir Gavin of Rogueforth.” He sheathed his sword at his side and bowed his head slightly. “And you are Hannah?”

She straightened her legs, got off the bench, and looked up, way up, into the emerald green eyes of the knight. She nodded. “I’m Hannah.” She instinctively offered her hand. Then took it back. “Hannah Falcon.”

To her surprise, the green-eyed knight knelt before her, snatched up her hand with his gauntlet-encased fingers and laid his lips upon her knuckles. The gentle kiss sent an unexpected ripple of warmth up her arm.

Dear Lord in heaven, had she died?

She quickly glanced at the bench, expecting to see her dead body sprawled across the wood. No body. And from the way her skin fluttered beneath his soft touch, there was no way she was dead. No way was this her imagination, either. He was living and breathing and his kiss sent tiny jolts of electricity straight down to her toes.

“Lady Hannah.” The deep cadence of his voice, mingling with an accent she decided was old English, almost brought her to her knees beside him. As abruptly as he’d lowered himself before her, he stood. The man towered over her, his chain mail covered with a sleeveless black and red surcoat. He put his right hand over his heart. “It is my pleasure to be of service to you.”

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When Cows Fly

A fun story written in a rhyming, limerick style, “When Cows Fly” is aimed at the younger set. Illustrated with finely cut paper illustrations, the story revolves around a boy in the woods, his pet cows and a massive pile of garbage that is accumulating nearby. Jacob takes matters into his own hands. He attaches wings to his cows and they go to work. What happens next is both funny and (a little bit … ) gross. You can probably guess.A fun story written in a rhyming, limerick style, “When Cows Fly” is aimed at the younger set. Illustrated with finely cut paper illustrations, the story revolves around a boy in the woods, his pet cows and a massive pile of garbage that is accumulating nearby. Jacob takes matters into his own hands. He attaches wings to his cows and they go to work. What happens next is both funny and (a little bit … ) gross. You can probably guess.

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Air Hogs R/C Red Fly Crane

• Extendable and retractable grappling hook
• Use the included baskets to transport cargo
• Adds a completely new element to R/C helicopters
• Built with steady fly technology
• Comes with 4 baskets with loops, requires 6 AA batteries, ages 10+

No object is out of reach when you pilot the fly crane. Using steady fly technology the Air Hogs fly crane lets you pick up, transport, and drop off objects with the utmost stability. With the push of a button you can drop and retract your grapple hook to automatically haul cargo. Use your looped baskets to transport crucial supplies to places only the fly crane can reach. If you need something moved, then look to the sky for the Air Hogs fly crane. Extendable and retractable grappling hook. Use the included baskets to transport cargo. Adds a completely new element to R/C helicopters. Built with steady fly technology. Comes with 4 baskets with loops. Requires 6 AA batteries. Ages 10+.

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