PROPEL Star Wars TIE Advanced X1 Battle Quadcopter Drone

Top features: - High top speed makes dogfights look and feel realistic - Battle mode lets you battle up to twelve Star Wars quadcopters at the same time - Perform aerial tricks at the push of a button - Star Wars Battle Drones app prepares you for piloting the TIE Advanced X1 High top speed If you're a Star Wars fanatic and like to root for the baddies, you'll love the Propel Star Wars TIE Advanced X1 Battle Quadcopter Drone. It can fly at up to 35 mph and has three speed settings, allowing you to work your way to becoming an advanced pilot. With altitude stabilisation, your TIE Advanced X1 remains steady in the air at all speeds, letting you focus on the fight and flight. Perform aerial tricks Get more confident as you progress through flight school, and start performing acrobatics to make yourself a tougher opponent in the air. With the push of a single button, you'll be able to manoeuvre into sidewinder barrel rolls that look deceptively tricky and visually stunning. Battle mode Once you've mastered the basics, take to the skies and battle with up to twelve friends. Avoid getting caught in the crosshairs by banking and barrel-rolling out of trouble. Aim steadily and shoot lasers to defeat your enemies and win the battle. The accompanying Propel Star Wars Battle Drones app will keep score for you too, ensuring no post-match confusion between the Empire and Rebels. Star Wars Battle Drones app Don't worry if you have no piloting experience, Propel's Star Wars Battle Drones app will help you gain the confidence to fly. Connect your remote control to your Android or iOS device to learn how to fly using your remote control, without risk of crashing your TIE Advanced X1 Battle Quadcopter Drone. There are 34 training missions based in a variety of settings from The Star Wars Galaxy, designed to enhance your flying skills.___________________________________________________Please note: when flying a drone in the UK you must follow The Drone Code as set out by The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). For more information visit dronesafe.uk. Do not fly your drone within 1 km of an airport or airfield.... More