Crush Racing Car Race Car Made of CaDA Building Blocks
CaDA has designed a set of technical building blocks for building your own sports car. For all motoring fans and controlled crash enthusiasts, this remote-controlled model will make a dream Christmas or birthday gift. The car is made in shades of blue, with red accents.
A model with special effects for children 6+
This car with special effects is built from 585 pieces. The set is recommended for children from 6 years of age, and a step-by-step picture manual helps with correctly assembling the model. CaDA blocks are made of durable plastic, additionally reinforced on the chassis. The tires, meanwhile, are made of durable, thick rubber.
The set also includes decorative stickers, which add a sporty character to the assembled model. The car will appeal to adult collectors as well as beginner builders, and the whole family can take part in assembling the car from blocks.
A crash car with a seat ejector made of technical building blocks
Once the car is built from engineering blocks, it's time for great racing fun. This model has a hidden feature - upon collision with another vehicle, the seat ejector is activated. For the mechanism to work, the car's doors have been specially split into an upper and lower part.
All it takes is for another car to hit the lower part of the side doors at maximum speed, and the seat shoots upward. It's an exceptionally impressive and attractive feature that can be tested for hours.
Smooth driving of the race car made of technical building blocks using a remote control
The CaDA sports car can be controlled remotely with a remote control operating on a 2.4 GHz frequency. The controller technology allows for smooth driving without signal interference, within a range of up to 50 meters. Steering is done via a joystick for forward/backward direction and a second one for turning right/left. The model reaches a speed of up to 6 km/h.
The remote-controlled car is powered by a rechargeable battery of 3.6V/400mAh, which is included in the set. It is charged with the included USB cable in about 1.5-2 hours, and the play time on a full battery is about 10-15 minutes. The remote control runs on 2 AA batteries, which need to be purchased separately.
Technical building blocks are an excellent choice due to their educational and developmental possibilities. Engineering, construction, and mechanical blocks teach the principles of physics and mechanics, while modular and system blocks allow for unlimited project expansion.


