Description[]
Terrordactyl is a medium-sized clockwork-powered playset featuring a pterodactylus. The goal of the playset is to shoot the pterodactylus out of the sky. The set features a clockwork-powered pterodactylus and a unique middle portion with four volcano peaks and an automatic diversion mechanism. The clockwork-powered pterodactylus sits on a swinging base which swings back and forth to dodge the cars.
When the car is launched from one of the two launchers, it travels around a looping track to loop back to the launcher; as the car passes by the peaks, it activates a trigger. When the trigger is activated twice, one volcano erupts; when the trigger is activated twice again, the second volcano erupts and the diversion automatically activates, allowing the car to attack the pterodactylus. Cars can be placed on the volcanos to launch them into the air for added effect when the volcano erupts. When the car hits a trigger on the moving base, the pterodactylus is launched from the base and is defeated.
The set was designed by Eric Ostendorff and Mike Nuttall.
Product Description[]
Kids race to blast a flying pterodactyl out of the sky and avoid erupting volcanoes in this new high-speed Hot Wheels track set. Kid-powered super boosters send cars racing around the track, avoiding the pterodactyl that captures wayward Hot Wheels cars in its teeth. Win the race to launch the pterodactyl high into the air. The Hot Wheels Terror-Dactyl Track Set is easy to assemble and folds for easy storage under a bed. Not for use with some Hot Wheels vehicles.
Castings[]
- All releases: 16 Angels
See Also[]
- Terrordactyl Carnivore (A flash game based off the track set)