LEGO Technic - RC Tracked Racer (42065)

No-one ever said that you aren't allowed combine two of your favourite things into one to make something beautiful. Chocolate ice cream is a perfect example of this. So if you, like me, grew up always playing with your lego but warned about playing it outdoors, those days are at an end. Similarly, when we were moving our creations around with our hands we were using our imaginations - now we have to do that no longer. Putting very simply the combination of the famous Danish brickmaker with radio controlled technology has resulted in some serious fun. The LEGO Technic - RC Tracked Racer is the pinnacle of that ambition for now. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a LEGO drone in the future.

LEGO Technic - RC Tracked Racer

And don't think that just because this gadget is fully functioning doesn't mean that you don't have a lot of great building to be doing. The set comes with 370 pcs, so just empty them all out on a flat clear surface, divide them out, open the instructions, and get to work! Okay, so it is not a LEGO Millenium Falcon with its whopping 1329 pieces, but it is still enough to keep you off the streets. Until it's built, of course, then the world is your oyster, thanks to the machine's rubber all-terrain tracks. Just when you are making it it is important to pay attention - fit the pieces together very carefully, paying particular attention to the moving and motorised parts.