maker kit box
ContainerA small box with an image of children building things. It's labeled 'Makerspace Learner Kit'.

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A small box with an image of children building things. It's labeled 'Makerspace Learner Kit'.
This is an expansive cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled high-caliber rifle. Containing appropriate retool components for a larger than typical given weapon platform, including big-bore upper receiver assemblies, quick-swap sniper barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
A small book of matches with a coarse strike surface on the outside flap for lighting them. Allows you to use various drugs like cigarettes, light explosives like Molotov cocktails, or light nearby items on fire. Due to the matches being lightly glued to the matchbook, they can be removed, but not replaced on the book.
A small box of matches with a coarse strike surface on the side for lighting them. Allows you to use various drugs like cigarettes, light explosives like Molotov cocktails, or light nearby items on fire.
Bag, similar to an IV bag, that previously stored a sterilized saline solution. Whatever it stores now, it is not safe to put in your veins.
A metal paint can, able to hold a gallon of liquid.
This is a relatively small cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled, extremely compact carbine. Containing appropriate retool components for a given weapon platform, including adorably small upper receiver assemblies, pistol-length swappable barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
A plastic tube with a little built in snap-cap, a great way to store a tiny amount of liquid. Great for Jell-O shots if 1 mL is enough of a shot for you. Cool people call these "eppies".
A half-gallon carton constructed of thick, waterproof paper. It has a threaded cap to keep the contents from leaking out.
A small, thick cylindrical container. Designed to store a single mortar rounds.
A sturdy plastic and aluminum container of multi-layered construction, with detailed nutritional information about its contents.
A small, sturdy, plastic and aluminum container of multi-layered construction, with detailed nutritional information about its contents.
A small, sturdy, plastic and aluminum container of multi-layered construction, with detailed nutritional information about its contents.
The Meal, Ready-to-Eat - also known as the MRE - is the individual field ration of the United States Armed Forces. It is in a lightweight yet sturdy multi-layered plastic and aluminum foil container - essentially a flexible can.
A small, sturdy, plastic and aluminum container of multi-layered construction, with detailed nutritional information about its contents.
TYNN 15 NICOTINE POUCHES WARNING: This product contains an addictive chemical, nicotine.
A square nylon bag designed to carry a folded portable stove.
An oversize cardboard box, big enough to fit some longer items. Great for storage. Can be assembled.
An oversize wooden box, big enough to fit some longer items. Great for storage.
A large steel cylinder used for storing pressurized gas. It is marked with a faded, but legible O2 symbol.
A half-gallon carton constructed of a paper, aluminum, and plastic laminate. It has a threaded cap to keep liquid from leaking out.
Bulky paper bag, generally used to store light materials like charcoal.
A small fabric container with a zipper. Commonly used by children to store school supplies.
A 90 mm Petri dish, commonly used in labs dealing with microorganisms or tissue samples.
A small pewter serving bowl without a lid. Holds 250 mL of liquid.
A simple plastic pill organizer with a small compartment for each day of the week.
A simple cotton pillowcase.
A small, vacuum-formed cup.
A small, vacuum-formed cup.
A small white pill bottle with a screw top.
A plastic paint can, able to hold a gallon of liquid.
A small orange pill bottle with a white screw top.
A 500 mL plastic bottle, for storing large amounts of powder seasoning.
A bag used to carry groceries home.
A small green pill bottle with a screw top.
A big, square plastic bucket usually used for carrying ice cream.
A durable plastic drinking vessel. This one is made of clear acrylic and looks almost like glass.
A tank designed to hold high pressure gases.
A small box with an image of a toy car printed on the front. The text written on the side says it comes with a remote control and batteries included.
A large and sturdy sack, made out of some plastic material. Popular choice to store sand, gravel, cement, or stop some local flood.
A small box with an image of children building robots.
This is a modestly proportioned cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled, short-barreled rifle. Containing appropriate retool components for a given weapon platform, including compact upper receiver assemblies, short quick-swap barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
The stomach of a creature, cleaned and sealed with a string. It can hold 1.5 liters of water.
A small plastic box with a rugged exterior, the cover securely held by several small latches.
A bundle of presses, coat hangars, and other miscellaneous items needed to store and keep a good change of clothes. You can interact with it to swap to the clothes it's currently containing, or put your current clothes in if there's nothing already inside.
A standard 1.5 ounce shot glass.