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We’ve already brought you a few clips of Kenji Ishida’s amazing self-transforming RC cars, but so far he’s only made about ten of them available to the public, at a staggering $24,000 a piece.

The world of RC can be neatly split into two separate groups: models and toys. The RC models are generally big, complex, and as you’d imagine, more expensive. On the other hand, ...

The Trekbot can perform flips, headstands and other tricks while it is driving and will be sold at Toys R Us for $19.99 as well as RadioShack stores.