Outrage Deluxe Board Game is the ultimate board game! Holder of the Guinness World Record as 'The Most Expensive Board Game in the World'. Outrage Deluxe Game Board represents a detailed plan of the Tower of London and it is set into a solid mahogany cabinet. Craftsman built the Outrage Deluxe Board Game to the highest standard, the French polished cabinet has a drawer with hand cut dovetail joints in which the playing pieces are kept. Outrage Deluxe Board Game also has two packs of cards edged with gold leaf. The Yeoman Warders and White Tower playing pieces together with flags are hallmarked sterling silver. Each of the playing pieces and flags are coloured in enamel. The coins (Elizabethan Crowns) are also hallmarked solid silver. But the 'crowning' glory of the Outrage Deluxe Board Game and of special value are the replicas of the Crown Jewels. They are fashioned in 18ct solid gold they are studded with real rubies, sapphires, diamonds and emeralds. Each Outrage Deluxe Board Game is individually numbered on a brass plaque to ensure exclusivity, and this plaque can be personalised as desired. The Outrage Deluxe Board Game is supplied in a black, high quality travel case for the ultimate protection. The Crown Jewels picture above are described in order below: The original Sovereign's Sceptre with Cross dates from 1661 and is used in the Coronation ceremony to symbolise the Sovereign's temporal power under the cross. It contains Cullinan I, the world's largest premium quality cut diamond. This miniature version is hand made from 18ct gold and set with two diamonds. The cross and diamond setting are rhodium plated. The original Jewelled Sword of Offering dates from 1820 when it was made for George IV's coronation. It has been used in all Coronation ceremonies since. This miniature version is hand made from 18ct gold with the handle, guard and scabbard detailing rhodium plated. It is studded with rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The original Prince of Wales' Crown dates from 1969 and was used in the Investiture of Prince Charles at Caernarvon Castle. This miniature version is hand made from 18ct gold. The St Edward's original crown jewels date from 1661 and where used in the Coronation ceremony to crown the Monarch. These miniature versions are hand made from 18ct gold, with the cross, base and edges of the arches rhodium plated. It is studded with rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The original Sovereign's Orb dates from 1661 and is used in the Coronation ceremony to symbolise Christian sovereignty, as the Monarch is the head of the Anglican Church. This miniature version is hand made from 18ct gold with the cross and edges of the banding rhodium plated. It is studded with rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The Outrage Deluxe Board Game has 6 playing pieces which are hand made from Sterling silver and are enamelled with each playing colour. There are 4 Yeoman Warder pieces hand made from Sterling silver. There are 6 replica Elizabethan Crown coins which are hand made from Sterling silver. There are Tower and Raven playing cards are gold leaf edged. Outrage Deluxe Board Game! was devised in the early Nineties. The game was made in close collaboration with the Tower of London to ensure authenticity. The first boxed editions went on sale in 1992 and it has now sold about 60,000 copies. Until recently, the game was only available at Harrods, Hamleys and the Tower of London store in the UK. The game is now available to buy direct online for delivery worldwide, with our guaranteed commitment to customer service. Outrage Board Game is available in three formats. Deluxe, regular (£29.99) and travel (£9.99), all the Outrage! games adhere to the same concept and rules. Frequently Asked Questions and Answers: Q It is a challenge to steal all of the Jewels. What if playing time is limited? A You can play the short version of the rules. Instead of playing until all the Jewels have been stolen, the winner is the first player to steal one Jewel. Q Why is the Deluxe version so expensive? A it is totally handmade from the finest materials - mahogany for the case and 18ct gold and Sterling silver (studded with precious stones) for the pieces. Each game is unique and 100% British made. Q Is Outrage! suitable for my 10 year old son? A Yes. It can be played from 8 to adult. It has the advantage that, while being a fun game, it is also great educationally. Q How was the game originally developed? A It first appeared in the early 1990's. The Tower of London was heavily involved with the development and this ensured the physical and historical accuracy of the whole game. It is still the official board game of the Tower of London. Q If a player picks a Raven card that has all players sent to Queen's House, does a player in the White Tower 'pink section' get moved also? A Yes - they only cannot be moved by another player. Q If a player rolls a seven, can a player who is missing a turn be moved? A Yes - the other player is still part of the game even though they are missing a turn. Q If an attacker has doubles, does the player get an extra turn after making their attack? A Yes Q If a player attacks on a non Raven card square, do the rules specific to that square apply (eg change a card)? A No - the rules are not followed within an attack. Q The rules state that a player in Prison cannot be moved with a split seven. Can a player who has lost a turn for any other reason (eg resting on a bench) be moved with a split seven if their punishment has not taken effect? A Yes - these players can be moved. Q When a player accuses another of failing to hand in all weapons when required to do so, and is proved incorrect, then their cards are confiscated. Are they taken by the accused, or returned to the Tower Card deck? A The cards are returned to the bottom of the Tower Card deck. Q Are the Crown Jewels in the game replicas of the actual Jewels? A Yes. Details of the Jewels are given in each game and the originals can be seen at the Tower of London. Q Is the game historically accurate? A Yes. Every effort has been made to ensure that all details in the game are correct. Q The rules seem comprehensive and easy to understand, but what if I have a question? A Simply email us with your questions. Q When a player is accused of not having surrendered all weapons, but then proves their truthfulness by revealing the cards that remain in their hand, must those cards be given up or can they be kept? A You have the option of keeping the revealed cards. REVIEW: HISTORY UK - Outrage! is a fun and flexible board game using skill, intrigue and treachery to outwit your opponents and steal the Crown Jewels. This game brings British history to life as the playing board is an historically and physically accurate representation of the Tower of London. Even the Crown Jewels are accurate copies!

The floor lamp 'O Sole Mio by Catellani & Smith creates an indirect and extremely pleasant light that contributes to a sense of well-being. The lamp is made up of iron, brass and aluminium and features a square, waxed iron base. On one of the two nickel-plated lamp's rod is located a hemispherical, orientable reflector, in which a halogen lamp is hidden. A metal disc that is coated with leafgold or leafsilver and fixed on a second rod can consequently be illuminated. It can be ...

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Dogs and cats are old hat, so why not go completely prehistoric in the pet department with a stunningly hi-tech baby dinosaur? Pleo is a completely autonomous, all-seeing, all-doing robotic creature that develops its own personality according to the way it is nurtured. Totally Jurassic!

A revolution in affordable robotics!

Pleo is a one week-old Camarasaurus from the Jurassic period!

Pleo is a robotic marvel. He feels emotions, interacts with the world around him, and has a unique personality that develops based on his life with you. We assure you, you won't miss the goldfish.

Spykee is unashamedly designed for the future. In fact, he's positively the shape of things to come. Describe him and you'll need to resort to a festival of acronyms. Wi-Fi. USB. MP3. VoIP. It's all here, in one astonishing robotic package. In fact, it's not one robot, but many, offering a whole multitude of possibilities with the help of 200 different parts and tools.

Every Pleo is unique. Each one begins life as a newly-hatched baby Camarasaurus, but he’ll soon develop his own personality, moods, and habits - all shaped by the time he spends with you. Your adorable green, blue-eyed prehistoric pet is just like a human toddler and he’ll want to explore his surroundings. Touch and hold the upper part of Pleo's front legs for 3 seconds and he'll shuffle off to explore. Ambling around, his highly articulated body will make its way towards the sights, sounds, shapes, and textures of your home. You may not be able to speak dinosaur, but you’ll have hours of fun working out what this young nipper wants and needs. With a playful honk or a pesky tug, Pleo lets you know that he craves attention or food. If he seems sleepy get him to take a nap by holding his back for 10 seconds with a gentle 'calm down' touch. And he’ll want to know you care. He loves a cuddle, stroke him from head to tail and he'll blissfully arch his back, but be careful; if you quickly tap his paws you might find he's ticklish! Call out to him (he loves to hear your voice) or shine a light, and see how he responds. Just like us, Pleo experiences the world through his senses. Like us, his mood can change regularly. He can be happy and curious or sad and vexed – especially if you keep tugging his tail! Let's not forget that this Camarasaurus is just a baby. If something in Pleo's new environment scares him - see how he cowers? But the more he experiences, the more confident he becomes. When he’s playful and lively, he’ll love a good tug-of-war with you using the supplied leaf. If you look after Pleo, he'll look after you too. He's a trusty watch dog, or should that be watch-dino? He'll look out for potential intruders and will alert you with a growl. Because of his inquisitive nature and the fact he requires regular attention and care, our resident Dinokeeper advises that Pleo is not considered suitable or intended for children under 8 years of age.

Spykee is a revolutionary spy robot from Meccano. Consisting of 210 pieces, it can be assembled into three different designs: Robot, Scorpion & Space Station Spykee is Wi-Fi enabled and can be controlled from a home PC, Mac or any internet connected computer in the world! The combination of Wi-Fi facility with speaker and microphone enables Spykee to play digital music from your PC and also transform into an Internet Phone. With a fully integrated motion detection camera in the headpiece, this surveillance robot can automatically capture pictures and video and send them via email to your PC. Spykee is also voice activated, so you can send messages and music the other way too! When Spykee is low on power, the robot will use its infra red guiding sensors to seek out its own docking station to recharge.

Spyke is Meccano's first Wi-Fi controlled robot. This interactive robot also has a built in webcam.

PLEO Robotic Dinosaur AS SEEN ON THE APPRENTICE! Can a long-extinct species be resurrected? UGOBE designers and engineers studied the long extinct Camarasaurus, a dinosaur from the Jurassic period. Pleo, a UGOBE Life Form is the authentic recreation born from that study. UGOBE's designers and engineers recreated Pleo's physiology from the fossils of the original. His height and weight are consistent with that of a one-week old infant Camarasaurus. Pleo - Robotic Dinosaur is a 'designer species'. He incorporates all the basic traits of autonomous life. He is specifically engineered and enhanced to mimic life and relate to his owner on a personal level. Pleo is equipped with senses for sight, sound, and touch. Pleo learns as he explores his environment. He will exhibit genuine reactions to sensory stimuli. Every Pleo begins life with certain tendencies but, interaction with his environment has subtle effects on his behavior. Every Pleo eventually exhibits a unique personality. Pleo is capable of expression. He can feel joy and sorrow, anger and annoyance. When Pleo is tired, he will become drowsy and go to sleep—even dream. Two or more Pleos will recognize one another. Be careful though. They can transmit colds to each other. Achoo! Pleo even sneezes! Pleo Robotic Dinosaur - Friend And Companion Pleo is a one-week old infant Camarasaurus from the Jurassic period. Camarasaurus were born and raised in giant fern forests. They evolved camouflage that allowed them to blend with their environment of ferns, moss and ruff, the detritus that littered the forest floor. The first Pleo created is a Fernback. His markings help him to survive by hiding among the giant fern fronds in his habitat. Pleo is an authentic Life Form. Treat him gently like any other living thing. Your Pleo will let you know how he feels at any moment. That's because he is capable of actual emotions including joy, aggression, sorrow, and fear. He can also yawn, sigh, sniff, sniffle, snore, cough, hiccup, and sneeze. Pleo wants to explore his environment. He will be cautious when he walks to the edge of a table. He may cry when he is frightened. Pleo will stretch when he first wakes up. He may stomp his foot for food when hungry. When Pleo grows tired, lay him down and attach his 'dream cord' so he can sleep, dream, and gather energy for more exploration. Pleo the Robotic Dinosaur measures approximately 60 cm x 26.5 cm x 19.5 cm More About Pleo - Robotic Camarasaurus CAMARASAURUS (KAM-ah-rah-sawr-us) "Chambered Lizard" (Greek kamara = chamber + sauros = lizard, referring to the holes in its vertebrae) Also Known As: Morosaurus Description: Herbivore, Quadrupedal Order: Saurischia Suborder: Sauropodomorpha Infraorder: Sauropoda Family: Camarasauridae Height: 23 feet (7 meters) Length: 60 feet (18.3 meters) Weight: 40,000 lbs (18,144 kg) Period: Late Jurassic Camarasaurus is the best-known sauropod found in North America and the most abundant of fossils in the Late Jurassic. It also lived in Europe, where it survived into Early Cretaceous times. A complete, nearly perfect skeleton of a juvenile, 17-feet (5.2- meters) long, was found in Utah. Its head was short and box like with nostrils set above the snout and in front of the eyes. The weight of its backbone was lightened by holes in its vertebrae. Its neck was shorter and thicker than most sauropods and it possessed a short and somewhat flattened tail. The fore limbs and hind legs of Camarasaurus were about the same length. Pleo Robotic Dinosaur

Lego has reached a whole new level with this intelligent brick robot set. The intelligent brick is the “brain” of the robot and features a powerful 32-bit microprocessor plus support for USB 2.0 and Bluetooth. It boasts an exciting list of gadgets that any techno minded person will be thoroughly impressed by, including: 32-bit micro processor 4 input ports 3 output ports 7 6-wire cords Matrix display Real sound spreaker USB 2.0 and Bluetooth® 3 Interactive Servo Motors with built-in rotation sensor 4 sensors: 1x ultrasonic sensor, 1x sound sensor, 1x touch sensor, 1x light sensor With this list of goodies you'll be able to build the smartest, strongest and most advanced LEGO robot ever, in as little as 30 minutes. Thanks to the Quick-Start guide, easy-to-use software and step-by-step building instructions, beginners and experts alike can create humanoid, vehicle and animal robots that obey every command! The NXT 2.0 has 16 guided building and programming challenges which explain how to make 4 unique robots. To get you going there is a Quick Start model which teaches you how to make your robots move, and this forms the basis for the first building challenge, the Shooterbot. Having built the Quick Start model, you naturally progress into the first building and programming challenge with the Shooterbot. For this model you can build the New Colour Sensor into your robot enabling it to recognise different colours and act as a light sensor, following a line and shooting balls at anything that gets in its way! As you progress through each model you’ll learn how to add new functions to your robot such as sound sensors and touch sensors. Software features include: Sound Editor- A new application that makes it possible for users to customise and personalise your robot by importing sound files- or record your own via a PC microphone and loading them onto your NXT 2.0, making the robot speak with your own voice or a funny sound! Remote Control- This allows for instant and direct control of your robot without any special programming needed. You can use the Remote control function via a USB cable or wirelessly through your computer’s Bluetooth connection. Pack and Go- This software function makes it easy for you to share your programs with other users.

Bluetooth® wireless technology controllable robot!

Cell is the veritable David Bailey of the robot world, able to take its own pictures and send them direct to your mobile. He's musical, too. Plug in your iPod and take control direct from your mobile (you'll even see the playlist on your mobile's display).

Voice activated-multi media robot!

This deluxe Lego train set has an infrared remote control which operates on 3 different channels at 6 different speeds, and even has a real working horn. The full track includes 20 curved pieces, 8 straight and 2 switching rails. The train has an engine with working headlights, a cargo wagon, crane car and flatbed car. There's also a roadster, truck and forklift, all with working parts. 5 mini Lego characters are included.

Vox is not your average common-or-garden robot. He's built to communicate, listen and respond. Ask him to move and he'll take action, avoiding the obstacles in his way. Speak to him and he'll react, adopting one of two different personalities.

With a universal infrared remote control, Spykee Vox can control your electronic gadgets when asked. Made for your iPod, Spykee Vox has 2 personalities - attack and peaceful, plus many pre-programmed functions, but you can also create your own. Use the interface to create your own movements and emoticons, name your robot, insert new sounds, activate the alarm clock function all via your PC through a USB connection. He comes complete with more than 200 parts, with the choice of 3 different robot designs to build. Instructions and tools are included.

Jaques original design from over 100 years ago