Rotor spins the second the sun is out
Sat on the dash the blades start turning as soon as light hits the panel. The silver one looks like a proper display model.
Solar rotor, real oils
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An aluminium alloy helicopter that spins its rotor in sunlight, with an oil bottle and felt ring in the box. Six colourways.
Aluminium alloy · Solar panel · Felt ring · Essential oil
✓ Free UK delivery ✓ 30 day returns ✓ 2 year warranty ✓ Secure checkout
An aluminium alloy helicopter on a round base that starts its rotor turning the moment sunlight lands on the solar panel. Park in the sun and the blades wind up on their own, no batteries anywhere.
Each colour comes boxed with a felt diffusion ring and its own small bottle of oil, cologne with the silver and green camo, an ocean blend with the two blues, gardenia with the black camo. Drip a little on the ring and the rotor wash spreads it round the cabin.
Free UK delivery, £9 worldwide. Two weeks maximum, tracked. 30 day returns and a 2 year warranty on top of your statutory rights under UK consumer law.
| Body | Aluminium alloy |
|---|---|
| Power | Solar panel in the base, no batteries |
| In the box | Helicopter, felt diffusion ring, bottle of oil |
| Included oils | Cologne with silver and green camo, ocean with the blues, gardenia with black camo |
| Colours | Silver, Red, Blue, Blue Camo, Green Camo, Black Camo |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Drip a little of the included oil onto the felt ring, the rotor wash spreads it round the cabin.
No. Light on the solar panel turns the rotor directly, there is no battery to charge.
Two weeks maximum, worldwide. Free in the UK, a flat 9 pounds everywhere else, tracked either way.
Sat on the dash the blades start turning as soon as light hits the panel. The silver one looks like a proper display model.
A few drops on the felt ring and the rotor spreads it gently, no plug ins, no batteries. The gardenia oil with the black camo is lovely.
Allow for the base, it needs a flat patch of dash about the size of a coaster. The blue camo paintwork is very tidy for the money.
Lives on a sunny windowsill and spins most of the day. The little bottle of cologne oil lasts ages because you only need drops.