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Gorgeous Pummer

A BEAM Pummer, made with 16 BPW-34 Siemens Osram 1/8" solar cells as the power source.

From the pages of MAKE:

Part robotic plant life, part techno-sculpture, these desktop toys are easy and fun to make, the pummer!. Here's the free article, from the pages of MAKE 08 - Toys and Games:

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