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Some of these are OK, but some seem a little overpriced.
$15 for stuff to make a plane from a cereal box seems a bit much. (You could probably do it with tape and parts cut from other cereal boxes).
Sadly, there's no mention of the classic Erector set -- somewhat changed from Gilbert's girder based wonder of my youth, but probably still a worthwhile toy
The insect anteater-vac is pretty cool.