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The kit of parts usually in the past has come in two(2) plastic containers that are both rather heavy. I don't have them in front of me but a conservative estimate would be 26" wide x 36" Long x 14" High. They should both fit in a car trunk or on the back seat of a car. Aside from that, you should have already received your edubot, and the Autocad Software. In the past there was also an extra box with the pneumatics but overall this was about 12" x 12" by 2 feet which shouldn't be a big deal for a car either. You may want to bring either a hand truck (Dolley) or some other wheeled device to get it out to the car.
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