- Is it worth it compared with a Hot Wheels loop set?
- It is simpler and shorter than most Hot Wheels loop sets, with fewer pieces and no booster. If you want a quick, no-assembly stunt toy for a young child, it does the job; if you want expandable track, a Hot Wheels set offers more.
- Does it need batteries?
- No. The launcher is a manual, spring-style mechanism, so the car is fired by hand.
- What is in the box?
- The launcher, the track with two 360-degree loops, and one exclusive 'Wild Thing' diecast car. No batteries or tools are needed.
- What age is it for?
- Zuru recommends 4 years and up. The launcher and small car parts suit that age, though younger kids will need help aiming the car.
- Will other 1:64 diecast cars work on it?
- Most standard 1:64 diecast cars fit the track, but the launcher is tuned for the included car, so other cars may not clear both loops as reliably.
- How long is the track?
- About 8.63 feet, with two 360-degree loops. It is short enough for a bedroom or playroom floor.
- Where is the Zuru Metal Machines 193052029171 Kit Playset, Metal Machines Shark Attack Building Track Set with Mini Racing Car, Diecast Car Race Track Set cheapest?
- At eBay, for $13.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Zuru Metal Machines 193052029171 Kit Playset, Metal Machines Shark Attack Building Track Set with Mini Racing Car, Diecast Car Race Track Set?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Bealls Florida, eBay, Walmart.