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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Lincs Robert on 24 April 2017, 11:57:01

Title: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: Lincs Robert on 24 April 2017, 11:57:01
Following a post by BigG, has anyone on OOF got any experience of Toylander?

It's got me thinking & my grandson is just the right age (or would be when I've finished it).

Cheers - Rob
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: biggriffin on 24 April 2017, 12:49:49
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: Lincs Robert on 24 April 2017, 13:19:28
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.

Cheers BG. BTW, what's a "hoofer"?  ???
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: TheBoy on 24 April 2017, 16:50:52
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.

Cheers BG. BTW, what's a "hoofer"?  ???
An OOF member from the region around Serekland (Huntingdon)
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: STEMO on 24 April 2017, 16:59:46
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.

Cheers BG. BTW, what's a "hoofer"?  ???
A yokel in an omega.
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: Lincs Robert on 24 April 2017, 17:41:32
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.

Cheers BG. BTW, what's a "hoofer"?  ???
An OOF member from the region around Serekland (Huntingdon)

So basically a Huntingdon OOFER then
Title: Re: Toylander - any experience?
Post by: biggriffin on 24 April 2017, 18:29:35
Few years back, on eBay there was lots of decent-ish Chinese, battery powered kiddee cars,  can be remote operated, or allow kids to drive them selves.

Cheers BG. BTW, what's a "hoofer"?  ???
An OOF member from the region around Serekland (Huntingdon)

So basically a Huntingdon OOFER then
.

That's it, just be thankful your not a oofer from Peterborough, or Portsmouth  ;D