Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Xtreme-Copter Infrared Control Toy Helicopter - Band A
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List Price: £19.99
Our Price: £12.90
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Manufacturer: XTREMECOPTER
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Binding: Toy
Brand: XTREMECOPTER
EAN: 5060145690912
Label: XTREMECOPTER
Manufacturer: XTREMECOPTER
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96
Publisher: XTREMECOPTER
Studio: XTREMECOPTER
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Summary: More fun than you could imagine having with your chopper
Comment: I love anything remote control - cars, boats, bikes, dolls - so when I won one of these in a tombola at work I was thrilled and couldn't wait to get the chopper out of the box. Unfortunately it had to go straight back in again as I'd damaged one of the flaps. However a quick replacement was received and my chopper was up!! Not the easiest chopper to handle, however that's something I've heard many people say before I can tell you!! The real test is how quickly you get used to it. For me it's the best thing I've played with for years and am sure will be for many years to come.
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Summary: My Best Present!
Comment: OK, so I'm 37. But this has to be the best toy I have been given in the last ten years!! In recent years, my two young sons have had great toys given to them - Scalextric, Hornby, RC Cars and many others that they have as theirs - and many are great, but they are not mine - and none are as good as this!
My eldest (7) was given a similar 'Copter for Christmas, and has even beaten me to landing back on to on the "launch pad" (a biscuit tin - the tiny helicopter does not particularly like being launched from our carpet) that we have in the living room. However his 'Copter is to be returned as it is faulty, and I think I will get another of these on a different channel so we can fly at the same time.
Honestly - if you like the idea of remote control.... this is a really fun challenging gift that is great value for money.
My friend who gave the helicopter to me suggested I load a video - I cannot see how, and when I find out, I might try!
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