About: Razer/Pullback

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The pullback toy of Razer was made, based on the Series 4 version of Razer. It is armed with a spring powered claw that is moved by pressing a button on its side or when another pullback drove up its wedge and pushed a slider on the wedge up. Its self-righting mechanism was operated by moving a slider on the back of the claw. There are many ways that the pullback could be broken including the wings snapping off, the claw snapping off, the claw refusing to stay up and much more. This was the only pullback robot to have two pullback motors.

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rdfs:label	Razer/Pullback
rdfs:comment	The pullback toy of Razer was made, based on the Series 4 version of Razer. It is armed with a spring powered claw that is moved by pressing a button on its side or when another pullback drove up its wedge and pushed a slider on the wedge up. Its self-righting mechanism was operated by moving a slider on the back of the claw. There are many ways that the pullback could be broken including the wings snapping off, the claw snapping off, the claw refusing to stay up and much more. This was the only pullback robot to have two pullback motors.
dcterms:subject	Phase One Pullbacks Pullbacks Competitor Pullbacks
robot name	Razer
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Dimensions	5(xsd:integer)
Power	Pullback Motor
Caption	The Razer Pullback
Weight	56.0
Clearance	1.0
Weapons	Crushing Claw
Release	2001(xsd:integer)
abstract	The pullback toy of Razer was made, based on the Series 4 version of Razer. It is armed with a spring powered claw that is moved by pressing a button on its side or when another pullback drove up its wedge and pushed a slider on the wedge up. Its self-righting mechanism was operated by moving a slider on the back of the claw. There are many ways that the pullback could be broken including the wings snapping off, the claw snapping off, the claw refusing to stay up and much more. This was the only pullback robot to have two pullback motors.

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