Fire-Breathing Drum Version Automatic Water Gun (Blue)

The TF210960 takes the fire-breathing family into a submachine-gun form. The body is longer than the pistol models, with a vertical foregrip under the barrel, a skeleton stock at the rear and a red-dot style optic mounted on the top rail, and the reservoir is a drum under the body rather than under the grip. Two colourways are shown, blue with a clear upper and green with a clear upper, so the coloured lower receiver is the variant rather than the whole body. The muzzle carries the LED flame effect and the flank is printed WATER GUN and CASE EJECTION.

Its carton is one of the most efficient in the range: 18 pieces at 0.087 CBM and 9 kg gross, 0.50 kg per unit, and a 20GP takes 321 cartons, 5,778 pieces. The 144-piece minimum is exactly eight cartons, 0.696 CBM, which is more cartons at the minimum than most of the range, where three to five is the norm; only the TF211527 Gatling starts higher, at ten. That makes it the one model where the entry order is worth planning against a small LCL shipment rather than a courier.

At $6.13 it is priced against the TF210965 rifle at $10.15 above it and the two Space models below it. The reason to take this rather than a pistol is the optic and the foregrip: the two-handed hold and the sight change how the product is played with, and that is what a parent is buying when they move up from a $3.42 pistol. The green variant also gives a buyer a second colourway inside the same SKU, which is unusual at this price and useful for a display that would otherwise be all blue.