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Top RC remote control aircraft allow families to take playtime and imagination to new heights. The Sky Surfer in Red Mode 2 is perfect for anyone who wants a durable and stylish toy that looks amazing on the ground and in the sky.


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RC: Toy Shop Category, Introduction

Remote controlled vehicles never really go out of style. There’s something about the way they zoom around and have their own little personalities that’s very endearing to people of all ages - but especially to younger children. Cars, ships, construction vehicles, planes - you name it! There’s no way a child could say no to these beauties. Maybe it’s the mechanical appeal, maybe it’s the independence that comes with being able to race a car around the backyard or fly an RC plane. Whatever it is, we completely understand why children are so fascinated by remote controlled toys. It can be quite difficult to see these at a toy shop and not want to take one home yourself - even as an adult! Remote controlled toys are extremely popular for gifting purposes - they’re crowd pleasers that are sure to be used for years and years. If you’re looking for toys for any occasion or age group, they’re a safe bet. After all, racing cars is always fun - whether you’re five or fifty! When looking for remote controlled toys, there are lots of things you can keep in mind: what sort of vehicle your child would like best, where they’re going to be using it and how often they’re going to use it.

Radio Controlled Aircraft

Let’s start with our Top RC Radio Control Aircraft Sky Surfer Red With Flight Controller RTF Mode 2. Designed for those who have a need for speed, this radio controlled plane has an impressive top speed of 110 kilometres per hour. That’s faster than most are comfortable going on their own two feet, so it’s a real rush to fly it! It looks fantastic as well - with a striking red and white body accented with bold, black graphics. With its foam construction,, it’s durable while also being extremely lightweight - perfect for cutting through the air.

This is an aircraft we recommend if you’ve got some experience flying RC planes or if you’re just starting out but want to learn more advanced skills in flying them. This RC Aircraft needs about three hours to get charged up and then you’ve got about twenty minutes of flight time until it needs another charging session. While this may seem like not enough time, we find that twenty minutes is the perfect amount of time in one go (especially if you’re a beginner).

Getting started is as easy as finding a spot with lots of open space, like a park or field away from animals and people. We’d recommend keeping the wind conditions and weather in mind before taking this baby out for a flight as well! The last thing you want is an unpredictable gust of wind or light rain interfering with your learning process.

What Makes Top RC Toys So Good?

Who doesn’t get excited watching a shiny car zip around the driveway or an aircraft soar through the air? Remote controlled products turn a boring afternoon into an adventure, giving children and parents - everyone, really - hours of laughter and excitement. Even just being able to move around freely is so important for a child’s development - exploring space and manoeuvring objects using their hands is crucial to learning more about their environment.

Something we really like about remote controlled toys is how collaborative they are - it’s so much fun to organise races or set up obstacle courses in the living room with your family, all cheering each other on. Or even working together with them to fix a wheel that may have popped off or broken. Spending time as a family is something we encourage above anything else at Casey’s Toys - to us, nothing is as important as making those memories.

Of course, this depends on the toy itself and there are many options out there! But one big thing these types, of toys can help with is hand-eye coordination. Piloting something even at low speeds requires serious concentration and an understanding of direction and motion - when to turn left, when you should slow down or how hard you can push without running it into a wall (though that’s sometimes fun).