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Re: Finding Orbit Balls In Canada
We have similar problems in the UK. John Lewis, Toys R Us, Hammleys... none of the staff I showed the picture to has ever seen one. At least we know to protect the one in the kit, whenever the kits show up.
Wetzel 
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04-01-2009, 11:38
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Re: Finding Orbit Balls In Canada
Try going to the blip toys website and inquiring about an order.
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