Backyard moon landings

Every kid eventually asks for something with buttons, wheels, and enough range to actually matter in the backyard. Somewhere between a drone and an RC car, this fills that gap nicely.

The Smithsonian Lunar Rover Remote Control Moon Buggy is modeled after the real rover astronauts drove across the moon during the Apollo missions — so there’s a little space history riding along with the toy.

It’s built for real driving too. With a control range of over 50 feet, you can send it rolling down the hallway, across the driveway, or out into the yard without losing the signal. Rainy day inside or clear skies outside, it handles both.

No complicated setup, no manual to memorize — just point the controller and go. It’s the kind of toy that turns an ordinary afternoon into a low-stakes moon mission, complete with imaginary mission control and probably a dramatic countdown.

Comes as one buggy, ready to roll wherever you point it.

Compare today’s SideDeal price with other retailers
$37.14 at Walmart