The RCs have 4 channels which are easily swapped and bound with each Robot. The remote controls are tiny but still feel ergonomically comfortable. There’s even space on the barriers to customise your Arena with the included decal pack. They are easily clipped into place on the cardboard play area, and the Arena looks awesome when fully assembled. The barriers completely surround the arena, ensuring that no stray chunks of robotics are sent flying into the abyss (mum’s carpet). We were really impressed at the level of detail captured by HEXBUG.
The 50cm x 50cm battleground comes complete with side barriers and clear viewing panels, exactly like in the TV show. However, instead of the Havoc Hammer brandished by Royal Pain, Impulse wields a destructive spinning disc to devastate it’s opponents. Similarly, Impulsehad its own array of attachments. Armor plates, shunts and spikes are all easily attached (and detached we presume?!) to the ‘bot, allowing for multiple play styles.
Even the packaging fills you with excitement: we couldn’t wait to dive in! First out of the box was Royal Pain, who had more way attachments than we first thought. Unboxing The Robot Wars RC Head-to-Head ArenaĪs we started to unbox the Robot Wars Arena, we were pleasantly surprised at the level of detail there was. Today we have the pleasure of reviewing the Arena, Royal Pain and Impulse, and then we’ll mix it up a bit later by adding some Accessories to our ‘Bots. And of course, no Robot Wars battle would be complete without the notorious House Robot: Matilda.
Available in the 2018 collection is the infamous Robot Wars Arena (which includes two RTB robots, Royal Pain and Impulse) and a variety of Attachments and Accessories to keep surprising your opponents. The 2018 Robot Wars RC Toy Collection HEXBUG have made a selection of ‘ Ready to Battle’ Robots inspired by some of the fiercest competitors from season 10. 2016 brought the iconic TV show back to our living rooms, and the guys over at HEXBUG saw an opportunity to bring our nostalgic memories to life. Alas, shelved alongside our other dreams for Jet-packs and Laser-guns, we thought it would sit gathering dust forever. It’s been a long time since Robot Wars first aired on television back in 1997, and back then kids and grownups alike could only dream of battling their very own RC Robots. Robot Wars RC Toys - The Hit BBC TV Series Brought To Life
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