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14-03-2002, 19:48
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Yeah.......that was Robodogs (435) with the turet that followed the goal. Pretty cool design. 100% kid designed. No storing capability......sucked up ball & shot. Supposedly it worked in controlled environment with slow moving goal........but not in competition.
LisaT  
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