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There's plenty of shiny eye candy on the floor of Toy Fair, but nothing quite caught our tech-centric eyes as quickly as Rokenbok's impressive setup. The Southern California-based company designs construction sets that interact with radio controlled vehicles. For this year's show, they cobbled together one massive display incorporating all of the elements of their kits.

The company's director of marketing, Todd Wagner, took us on a guided tour of their impressive setup. Check out the video, after the jump.

More info on Rokenbok's products can be found via their Website.

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Posted by: Hayden
February 20, 2008 10:27 PM

Rokenbok is the COOLEST toy EVER!!! It is the best "anything" iv'e EVER gotten.I recommend it for ANY age.


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