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Ambassador Electronic Arcade Duck Shooting Gallery GA2101

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Management number 249072269 Release Date 2026/09/07 List Price $45.50 Model Number 249072269
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Product Description: 

Step right up, step right up! Everyone's a winner in this fun and exciting version of the classic duck gallery shooting game! Just like the carnival & arcade versions, the objective is to knock over as many ducks as you can in 60 seconds. Each duck rotates around the stage along the moving conveyor belt, increasing the challenge. The ducks also come in 3 sizes each with a different point value, so take careful aim at the smallest ones to increase your score! Carnival music and duck quacking sounds add to the atmosphere, while the bright LED timer lets you know how much time is remaining. Once you're done collect the ducks and tally up your score. Replace the ducks on the belt and you're ready to play again - everyone can take turns trying to set a new record! Comes ready to play with a blaster & darts. For 1 or more players. Requires 3 x AA batteries (not included). Recommended for ages 6 and over.

Product Features:

  • Moving ducks, sound effects, & electronic timer!
  • Invludes powerful precision-aim blaster!
  • Package Weight: 2.65 pounds

This toy is not suitable for ages under 3 years: It contains one or more of the following items marbles; small ball; or small parts.
Recommended Age: Suitable for 3 years & Up


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