Product Description

Flap, flap, flap. Get the buzz around town with this radio control Buggie! Featuring a unique secondary, this Buggie Ladybug flaps its wings as it "flies" around your home. With an easy-to-use, one-button firefly remote, one press lights up the controller and sends the bug zooming in the direction you choose. Once switched on, the ladybug will spin in place. Pressing and holding the Firefly button will move the ladybug forward. Releasing the button sends the Ladybug back to spinning. Requires two "AAA" batteries, three "AA" batteries, not included. Measures approximately 7"L.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20056 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Kid Galaxy
• Model: 10405
• Released on: 2008-01-23
• Dimensions: 6.00" h x 7.00" w x 11.00" l, 1.10 pounds

Features

• Easy to use one button remote
• Once switched on, the bug spins in place
• Pressing and holding the remote moves the bug forward
• Requires 2 "AAA" and 3 "AA¿ batteries which is not included
• For children above 3 years of age

From the Manufacturer
The Kid Galaxy MY First Radio Control Buggies Lady Bug comes with an easy-to-use, one button firefly remote. One press lights up the controller and sends the bug zooming in the direction you choose. The simple "spin and go" function earned it a number of Oppenheim awards. Once switched on, the Ladybug will spin in place. Pressing and holding the firefly button, will move the ladybug forward. Releasing the button sends the ladybug back to spinning.

Customer Reviews

Good value
My girls got two of these bugs (a bee and a ladybug) at Christmas. They enjoy playing with them to this day (summer, now) and the toys are still in good shape in spite of being run into furniture and brick walls.

Adorable
My daughter loves ladybugs and this was one of her favorite Christmas presents!My daughter is 8 and I was worried this would be too young for her, but she loves it.Very inexpensive and lots of fun!!!

Keeps 'em busy
I gave this to my 4 year old niece for Christmas. The rest of the evening was spent chasing the ladybug around. The other two girls (ages 5, 2) got in on the action too.