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Microspinster Turbo Chariot

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Henley Imports Ltd

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R/C Flying Dragonfly

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: SYMA

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Radio Controlled Fork-lift Truck

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Thinkgizmos.com

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Ltd RC Stunt Granny

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Thumbs Up

October 09, 2008

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Mini Remote Control Helicopter

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Digital Daffodil


Far less controllable than a picoo, almost had a decent stable flight with added weights but still no comparison. I seem to get tail spin in both directions, turning is less responsive, and then it spins wildly.

I am returning this to get a picoo.

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Genuine Syma Dragonfly Remote Control Helicoptor

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Syma


REALLY good heli for its money, hard to control but good once you get the hang of it, tail blade broke after second flight so i reccomend buying spares, the battery tends to overheat if you leave it on charge too long, this goes for the charger too and your heli could stop working for a day or two like mine but other than that its good (YOU CAN ALSO GET IT CHEAPER THAN HERE)

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Roboquad

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Character Options


Don't get me wrong, this is a lot of fun and okay for the age ranges advertised. But it is isn't fast or zippy enough to appeal to younger kids (under 10s, I think).

At the moment, the price tag of £35 (down from £70 originally!) is spot on and makes this good value. It is programmable, but few are likely to experiment much with it, due to the clunky (ie. simple) interface on the controller. Most of the fun is to be had from the demos, direct manual control as well as the 'autonomous' mode; all via the basic and fairly robust controller.

The Roboquad itself does have limitations, even beyond some which I had forseen. It doesn't function optimally on soft surfaces (eg. carpet) and naturally will have similar problems ... Read More:

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Danbar - Super Transformer - R/C Stunt Car

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Re:creation Group Plc


Don't get me wrong, this is a lot of fun and okay for the age ranges advertised. But it is isn't fast or zippy enough to appeal to younger kids (under 10s, I think).

At the moment, the price tag of £35 (down from £70 originally!) is spot on and makes this good value. It is programmable, but few are likely to experiment much with it, due to the clunky (ie. simple) interface on the controller. Most of the fun is to be had from the demos, direct manual control as well as the 'autonomous' mode; all via the basic and fairly robust controller.

The Roboquad itself does have limitations, even beyond some which I had forseen. It doesn't function optimally on soft surfaces (eg. carpet) and naturally will have similar problems ... Read More:

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Hand Controlled Flying Astronaut

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: ZAP TOYS


Don't get me wrong, this is a lot of fun and okay for the age ranges advertised. But it is isn't fast or zippy enough to appeal to younger kids (under 10s, I think).

At the moment, the price tag of £35 (down from £70 originally!) is spot on and makes this good value. It is programmable, but few are likely to experiment much with it, due to the clunky (ie. simple) interface on the controller. Most of the fun is to be had from the demos, direct manual control as well as the 'autonomous' mode; all via the basic and fairly robust controller.

The Roboquad itself does have limitations, even beyond some which I had forseen. It doesn't function optimally on soft surfaces (eg. carpet) and naturally will have similar problems ... Read More:

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The A Team R/C Van

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Remote-Control Toys
from: Hitari Limited


Don't get me wrong, this is a lot of fun and okay for the age ranges advertised. But it is isn't fast or zippy enough to appeal to younger kids (under 10s, I think).

At the moment, the price tag of £35 (down from £70 originally!) is spot on and makes this good value. It is programmable, but few are likely to experiment much with it, due to the clunky (ie. simple) interface on the controller. Most of the fun is to be had from the demos, direct manual control as well as the 'autonomous' mode; all via the basic and fairly robust controller.

The Roboquad itself does have limitations, even beyond some which I had forseen. It doesn't function optimally on soft surfaces (eg. carpet) and naturally will have similar problems ... Read More: