We decided to buy this for my son at Christmas, although he was slightly young at the time he had been playing with it at a friends and its all he would talk about, we happened to be in toys r us that weekend and was reduced to £9.99 so bought it. It is relatively easy to put together, you slide the bulky bit over your door frame, then connect the track, giving you a 7foot drop then your in business. because he was little he could not reach the lift to raise the cars so I was left raising each car whilst he waited at the bottom to catch them. It took ages to get it working as the cars kept dropping off the track or flying over the ages. In the end ...  Read the complete review

I got this set for my son who was well pleased when he opened it all up. I set up the v-drop, this is like a vertical drop you can hang over a door or something and the cars do a death defying fall before flying off really high. The track is a 7-foot drop, has an elevator for the car and a pretend flaming ring which you are supposed to get the car to jump through. Because you can connect different tracks, a really good idea by Hot Wheels we added the criss cross set and v drop together to get really big stunts, most of which didn't work but that was half the fun, the problem was because we had the vdrop track really long and high the track kept ...  Read the complete review

Hot Wheels V-Drop There's LOADS of Hot Wheels sets and cars and - things - out there, and Boy is the proud owner of many - On the whole I've found them good, worth the extra cash as they take a lot more abuse - sorry ' playing with' We bought the Hot Wheels V-Drop set for the Boy's birthday back in March but it's still very available now, easy to find in many shops or online. We got it fom Toys 'r' Us and it cost just under £15 but was on offer at the time...you also get 5 cars included with the track set which is good ! Well once prezzies unwrapped the V-Drop was the winner, the "put-it-together-now-put-it-together-now" ...  Read the complete review