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dvice.com - 9/12/2008

What's that alien flying machine? Tomy QFO sightings due later this month

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Just when we were extolling the virtues of highly controllable and cheap remote controlled helicopters , along comes Tomy with a less-controllable alien craft it calls the QFO. Part of Tomy's Q series, this tiny flier give you a choice of bodies, or you can snap on a convincing-looking ...

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youtube.com - 9/10/2008

TOMY "QFO" : DigInfo (video)

— youtube.com — DigInfo - http://movie.diginfo.tvDuring the Tokyo Toy Show 2008, Takara TOMY unveiled a mysterious unidentified flying object it... calls the "QFO", a... (more) TOMY "QFO" : DigInfo (video)

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ohgizmo.com - 9/10/2008

TOMY’s New RC ‘Helicopter’ - The QFO

— ohgizmo.com — By Andrew Liszewski There’s not a lot of info on these new flying toys from TOMY, but... apparently the ‘QFO’ as they’re calling it was recently shown at the 2008 Tokyo Toy Show and is the next item in the company’s ... (more) TOMY’s New RC ‘Helicopter’ - The QFO

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akihabaranews.com - 9/10/2008

Takara Tomy Introduces a New Radio Controlled Helicopter: The QFO

— akihabaranews.com — News Article News Categories PC 2504 PHONE 811 AUDIO 1075 CRASH BABY 33 IMAGE 1624 MISC 940... AKIBA HD TV 129 Previous Next QFO : Takara Tomy Introduces a New Radio Controlled Helicopter: The QFO Posted on 2008-09-09 22:43:47 | by: kei | Comments 0 ... (more) Takara Tomy Introduces a New Radio Controlled ...

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Bite-Sized Tomy QFO RC Flyers Command The Skies Of A Very Small Universe [Toys]
Gizmodo — I like things that fly, especially when they're the size of a golf ball. Tomy's OFO RC toys are part of the Japanese Q series of all things minuscule, and are propelled by a rotor on its underside. The QFO will be available in Japan this month for about $40, but more importantly, I keep thinking of how awesome it would be if 20 of these took to the sky at once in a public space. Check out the video below. [Akihabara via Oh Gizmo via Dvice] ...