Maisto R/C 1:24 2006 Dodge Charger Srt8 Review

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(More customer reviews)The car didnt work properly, it only went in circles. The package was new & it did not appear to be damaged. There is a "wheel alignment" button but it only caused it to circle from the left or to the right.
NOTE: Colors may vary = It came in a hideous NEON ORANGE, what was up with that!
The perk = the refund & return was easy

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Xzibit doesn't have to pimp this ride for sure! Maisto - well-known manufacturer for their highly detailed die-cast models, introduces their first line of luxury RC vehicles. Maisto Playerz Luxury RC Series is really "luxurious" or as they say... "bling bling..." If Snoop Dogg was 8 years old, he'd definitely be flossing this ride.To describe the how detailed Maisto 1:24 scale Playerz Luxury Series RC vehicle is like trying to describe that bitter sweet taste in your mouth after biting into a new flavor of skittles. It's sorta hard to describe in words. You have to actually see how flawlessly detailed this vehicle is. It's so awesomely detailed, it can just look pretty in a display case. You might just possibly keep it inside of it's packaging... but what's fun in that?! You gotta take this baby out for a ride and make your neighbors' RC cars look like it's from a thrifty store.Absolutely everything you need to race out-of-the-box is included. Fully installed RC equipment with batteries. It comes with a Dash Console Design Transmitter. Maisto Playerz Luxury Series RC vehicle is perfect for both novice and advanced RC enthusiasts! It also makes a perfect collector's item.? Requires: ? 3 x AA Battery (Not included) ? 1 x 9v Battery (Not included)

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Clue Mysteries Review

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(More customer reviews)Clue Mysteries is almost Guess Who meets Clue. Players walk around the board visiting the police office, Mr. Boddy's Tudor Mansion, and the residences of the the six original Clue suspects, all to determine the culprit of a crime. The eight locations on the board provide a clue as to the guilty party and his or her whereabouts. The suspects provide hints such as the guilty person wears glasses, or has gray hair, and you use these clues to narrow down your list of possible culprits. One twist is that one of the suspects could by lying.
Overall, this game plays much differently than the original Clue. The setup involves setting each suspect's "residence" to the correct clue for this game--a process that is guided by the playbook that comes with the game. Then a brief introduction to the mystery is read, and the game begins. The players only really need to deduce who is guilty, since landing on Tudor mansion in any given turn gives away the whereabouts of the culprit. Every roll of the die results in either a visit to one of the eight main spots on the board, or the drawing of a card that usually lets you visit one of the eight main spots on the board. The game moves much more quickly than Clue or Clue FX, but mostly because it's so easy to win.
In the end, this game is much simpler and less challenging than other Clue games. Add in the fact that there are only fifty mysteries total, and you drastically reduce the replay value of the game. It's an interesting spin on a classic, but the classic proves to be more entertaining.

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With Clue Mysteries, you get all the usual suspects, plus six new characters - Rusty, Miss Peach, Lord Gray, Mrs. Meadow-Brook, Prince Azure and Lady Lavender. As armchair Scotland Yard Detectives, you can solve one or more of 50 compelling new crimes before this game is played out. Use your tool kit to decode and investigate each case. The secret mirror tips you off if anyone is lying. If you make the correct arrest, you've won!

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