Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - RADIO CONTROLLED MINI BY-PLANE
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Manufacturer: SPIRE
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Batteries Included: 0
Batteries: 6
Binding: Toy
Brand: XTwin
EAN: 4891813856627
Feature: Full Function proprtional digital control
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Label: SPIRE
Manufacturer: SPIRE
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96
Model: 85662
Publisher: SPIRE
Studio: SPIRE
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Features
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Full Function proprtional digital control
Unique material withstands crashes
Great for indoor or outdoor
Charges through transmitter
Ages 8 +
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Editorial Reviews:
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These amazing mini Radio Controlled Biplanes from Silverlit Electronics are great if you want to get into radio controlled planes. They are inexpensive, easy to land, easy to control and great fun! Not only that, they are also very popular for serious indoor (large halls) or outdoor rc enthusiasts who fancy a challenge.
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