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    Collecting Diary 2005-03-14 - 4th entry

    Monday, March 14 2005 @ 08:32 PM CST

    Contributed by: Star_Wars_Guide

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    Sit and Spin, Sucker!

    Okay, that was really awful. The Chupa Chup Spin Pops, on the other hand, are really great!
    Each spin pop requires one AA battery to operate. Chewbacca's bowcaster arm raises and lowers, and Darth Vader's sword arm does too. Their other arms are free-moving for some playability.

    To activate Chewbacca's motion, he has a button in the small of his back that you press. On Darth Vader, it's his chest box that gets pushed for action. In both cases, not only do the arms move, but the lollipop spins.

    Not quite the size of a Star Wars Force Battler, these well sculpted candy holders are great toys as well as lollypop accessories.

      

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