Toy guide

Find the perfect toy.

Age, scale, batteries and pieces — everything our product pages tell you, explained in one place.

Every toy lists a recommended age. Use the Age filter in the shop to see only what fits.

Cars and figures show their scale — 1:64 fits in a pocket, 1:18 is a shelf showpiece.

RC cars and electronic toys list their batteries and whether a charger is in the box.

Building sets and puzzles show the piece count, so you know how long the fun lasts.

Age guide

Age	Good picks
0–2	Large, soft and simple toys. No small parts.
3–5	Chunky blocks, kids puzzles, simple pull-back cars.
6–8	Building sets, die-cast cars, beginner RC cars, action figures.
9–12	Technic builds, faster RC cars, 300–500 piece puzzles, Dragon Ball figures.
13+ & adults	Display models, collector figures, 1000+ piece puzzles, hobby-grade RC.

⚠️ Always follow the age grade and small-parts warning printed on the box. Toys with small parts are not suitable for children under 3.

Scale	What to expect
1:64	Pocket size — the classic die-cast car, about 7 cm long.
1:43	Small collector size, about 10 cm.
1:24	Detailed display size, about 18 cm.
1:18	Large collector model, about 25 cm.
1:10 – 1:16	Typical RC cars: big enough for outdoor play.

Power: the product details list the power source — AA batteries, a rechargeable pack or a USB charger.
In the box: we say whether batteries and a charger are included.
Range & speed: shown in the details where the maker provides them.
Where to drive: buggies and crawlers handle grass and gravel; drift cars love smooth floors.