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020 8816 8909 | www.fl yinggadgets.com The 1:30 scale RC Battle Tank twin pack features multiple realistic visual and sound effects including a fl ashing gun, 360-degree turning turret, authentic machine gun fi re and shell fi re, real LED headlights and genuine caterpillar tank tracks that enable children to drive on virtually any terrain. The tanks have a range of nearly 15 metres and fi re at each other by infra red beams. To strike out opponents, players must aim and hit each other’s tank to take out its three lives. There are two tanks supplied in the box. The Ferrari Ride On Car can be driven by using the


accelerator pedal and steering wheel like a real car, or it can be controlled by using the included hand controller. It has realistic sound effects and indicators, realistic LED headlights, alloy wheels, brake callipers and a seatbelt. An auxiliary input allows kids play their own music through the speakers. From a single charge the car will deliver over 1.5 hours of drive time.


HERO product


We think Scorpion will be the best-selling line in 2014 for us. It is incredibly easy to fl y, very stable and can also fl ip, spin and light up with LEDs. The USP of this product is the fact you can attach a cage to it. This will stop all breakages and allows you to knock it around, crash it and even throw it against a wall. Jonathan Palmer, business manager


Bladez


02392 658 259 | www.bladeztoyz.co.uk This year, Bladez is offering its Super Jumbo range alongside a new Super Nano line-up. The company’s Nano product launch features a full range of RC land, sea and air


gadgets. These include a 1:64 Volkswagen Micro Bus, Nano RC Yacht, Nano Quadcopter, and one of the smallest three-channel RC helicopters in the world. These gadgets offer a variety of designs to choose from, including Apache or Hobby style for the chopper, and a choice of themes and colours for the VW micro campervan. The Super Nano range includes a ‘Pack Away and Play’ feature with a handset, storage and charging combo. Each gadget features easy-to-use controls and high-speed performance. The Bladez Nano Quad can perform precise 360-degree fl ips and barrel rolls. Available mid-year, the products can be pre-ordered now. The Super Jumbo range of exclusively licensed RC infl atables will have more Star Wars,


Disney, Despicable Me and other characters being launched in 2014. Bladez is adding offi cial catchphrases and sound FX with motion control, giving these products more personality and interactive play value. The hero product for 2014 is the New Despicable Me RC Infl atable Minion with sound FX. This exclusive product range can be pre-ordered now.


Trends UK


01235 838 600 | www.trendsuk.co.uk Trends UK introduced the Mip interactive robot from WowWee to the European markets at the 2014 Toy Fair. Short for Mobile Inverted Pendulum, Mip is the latest


innovation by WowWee and the fi rst in association with the Coordinated Robotics Lab at the University of California. Mip will feature on the Gadget Man show later this year and was a Top 10 fi nalist at Last Gadget Standing at the Las Vegas Convention Center. With


dual-wheel balancing, Mip is able to navigate its surroundings while controlled by hand movements using GestureSense technology, or via Bluetooth with any smart device running Mip’s free app. Mip has a responsive personality that is communicated through motion, sound and its LED eyes. Users can drive Mip, play games, or teach Mip to dance. Attach its tray accessory and Mip can balance objects while moving or standing still. Mip will be distributed by Trends UK from 1st July.


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