Which toy helicopter is best? Kids dream of flying helicopters … but they can’t! Fortunately for them, varieties of toy helicopters are available to help inspire their imaginations while ...

A standard computer mouse dwarfs the Nano-Falcon Of course, the RC toy market is overflowing with miniature helicopters, so it's difficult to say with any degree of certainty if it is indeed the ...

Maverick Helicopters is embracing the holiday spirit with a magical toy drive, partnering with Speedway Children's Charities ...

Soft Air USA said it has received six reports of helicopters igniting, including one minor injury. The recall involves the remote-controlled helicopter toy "Fun2Fly Microcopter" with item No. 91001.

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Roman Pirozek with one of his remote-controlled helicopters. “I was playing at the park and we came into the clearing and we just saw a body on the floor,” said Maria Delgado, 13.

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“I like helicopters,” Pitt, 44, said Monday morning, on Live with Regis and Kelly, when asked about his favorite childhood holiday toy. “[I’m] going to try to push them on the kids.

The product is being recalled because the rechargeable battery inside the helicopters can overheat and ignite the helicopter, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers or nearby items.

Tokyo-based Taiyo Corp. [JP] yesterday announced they will start selling a toy helicopter that responds to voice commands in March (price in Nippon: $60). This date is confirmed for Japan only but ...

Private equity-backed Toys "R" Us Inc. is recalling about 7,400 remote-controlled helicopters because a rechargeable battery may overheat, creating the risk of fires or consumers being burned ...