Assemble all 455 pieces to create the detailed
ApexRacer™. Follow the step-by-step guide as the chassis,
cockpit, wheels and racing body come together.
Pull Back & Watch It Race
Once the build is complete, pull the car backwards and release it.
The built-in pull-back motor sends your
ApexRacer™ speeding forward—no batteries required.
Build, Race & Display
Enjoy a rewarding hands-on building challenge, race the finished model
on smooth surfaces or display its detailed racing design proudly on a
desk or shelf.
Honestly better than I expected. There are plenty of pieces so it feels like a proper project rather than something they finish in ten minutes. My son loved building the chassis and wheels and thought the pull-back feature was really cool once it was finished. He’s already asked if there are any other cars like it.
Kept my 10 year old busy for hours and he loved seeing the car slowly come together. Instructions were easy enough to follow and the finished result looks really impressive.
Such a cool building set. My son loves Formula racing so this was right up his alley. He spent ages building it and then immediately started racing it around the floor once he realised the pull-back motor actually works. It’s now sitting on his shelf when he’s not playing with it.
My son really enjoyed putting this together. It took him a while which was actually great because it kept him focused, and he was very proud of the finished car.
My niece enjoyed figuring out the movable wheel setup at a comfortable pace, then the finished model made the end result an extra bit of fun after assembly.
My granddaughter stayed focused while completing the wheel sections with plenty of concentration. Nobody complained about screen time once the box was open.
My nephew stayed focused while completing the full car while talking through each step, then the wheel assembly made the result feel a surprisingly sturdy feel.
The birthday kid tackled each stage of the rear wing and cockpit and stayed patient throughout, then the racing shape added a polished display-ready finish.
Sorting the pieces first made the build run smoothly; meanwhile, the cousins stayed focused while completing the brick-built racer with only occasional help.