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Re: 1 cubic inch Robot
The only problem with bringing the cubic inch and centimeter robot would be getting through security again (im surprised they didnt catch some of them the first time) and making sure that we dont lose them when we are there.....we should build a display case that is fairly large for our own finding purposes.....Another issue would be sneaking them under the radar of our mentor...he loves the little guys.
 We literally packaged them all in tissue boxes and little jars stuffed with padding... 
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