radiocontrolled Flying Toys
The Silverlit Heli Xpress Cargo Carrier is made of impact-resistant plastic, has contra-rotating rotors and electronic gyro for directional stability, and a powered winch for carrying and depositing lightweight cargo. The Space Avengers Heli Twister 3D Stunter
performs flips, spins and pre-programmed stunts, flying inverted, forwards and backwards. It uses two horizontal rotors for lift, whilst two vertical thrust deflectors spin the model in either direction for precise steering and aerobatics. Steer the Cargo Carrier and Heli Twister by
Peterkin UK
Angry Birds is a new licence for Nikko, and the iRacer re-enacts the app game; launch the three-function Angry Bird from the slingshot action launcher, which doubles as the hand controller. Consumer demand for Angry Birds iRacers will be boosted by a multi-channel media campaign across Q3/Q4. The new Mini Countryman WRC is available as a 1:16 full-function tri-band vehicle, and as a 1:14, 2.4 GHz Evo Pro spec, with digital proportional throttle and steering, frequency- hopping capability, a top speed of 24kph and a new 1-hour quick charger. The AquaSplit speedboat has a new propulsion system with twin counter-rotating
propellers, enabling high-speed full-function control, while the Evo Pro-Line Phoenix Stunt Plane has crash-resistant wings that detach themselves in the event of a crash, which can be reattached. Nikko will also be supporting the amphibious VaporizR with a multi-channel campaign, the full-function all-terrain vehicle that works on land and in water.
T: 01162 543 465 W:
www.peterkin.co.uk
Spin Master
moving the joy stick. The helicopters will fly for up to ten minutes, recharging in less than half an hour. The Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 Quadricopter is controlled by Wi-Fi using a smartphone or tablet, and performs 360-degree flips. A forward-facing camera transmits real-time video in 720 pixels HD resolution. Download the
AR.FreeFlight 2.0 piloting application, then record and share with others. The Travelling Feature films HD video sequences; select the direction of travel and duration, and the AR.Drone 2.0 does the rest. Absolute Control features intuitive flight; load the app, place thumbs on the screen for a control button to appear, and the quadricopter follows the movement of the pilot’s device. The model will fly for twelve minutes with the battery provided, recharging in an hour and a half. Four high-performance propellers provide smooth flying. A second vertical camera shows live video on-screen and measures the craft’s speed.
T: 01702 295 110 W:
www.flyingtoys.com
Innovation and marketing are key to Air Hogs success, and over the past few years has bought a number of ‘firsts’ to the market. In Autumn 2012, Air Hogs introduces a number of new products with more features and more ways to play. Thrill-seekers can go anywhere with the new Air Hogs Hover Assault. Hover Assault offers superior control to conquer the ground and sky with the combination of ground and flight remote control. Hover Assault lets kids drive, hop over or onto objects, and fly – as well as fire missiles from four bays. It features patented Steady Fly Technology as well as proportional throttle. A TV campaign will launch the new Hover Assault in Autumn running alongside another TV campaign to support the popular Vectron Wave. Currently airing is the TV campaign for the new Air Hogs Fly Crane - a helicopter which comes with grapple hook and basket for the pick-up and transportation of objects at the touch of a button. This Autumn, Spin Master is also releasing Air Hogs Battle Tracker. Battle Tracker allows
you to engage in a real-life interactive battle between an all new disk-firing helicopter and the missile-firing Automated Robot Turret. Choose autonomous control for the turret to track and attack the helicopter automatically, or take manual control of the turret and launch 12 missiles via remote control. Fly the helicopter and shoot up to 7 rapid-fire disks to deactivate the turret.
T: 01628 535 000 W:
www.spinmaster.com
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