£80 to spend on joint present for boys aged 4 and 7?

[nevergoogle]

lego coming out of their ears.
loads of wooden train track already.
got marble runs.

any ideas?

A train table?

this is going to go badly. spoilt buggers have got a train table and a castle.

in fact, they have a room full of toys and nowhere to put them, but can't really ask for storage solutions from granny. they like to buy toys.

got a wii. getting mariokart from santa.

scalectrix

a chatimal each

Playmobil, maybe top agent or pirates

Hexbugs

scaletrix

bikes covered.

now scalextric they don't have. i've been looking but wasn't sure it was still a good toy. is it good without going to the digital version.

Table football? Argos have a 10 game multi table for about £80 (although it is £9 for delivery). Cat no. 335/0843 (tried to do link but can't get it to work).

Slide, swing set or trampoline for the garden?

Imaginext?

I think scaletrix will be timeless tbh. I know there's all the wiis and stuff which simulate the same things but to me scaletrix is a glorified train track and they all live pushing trains around those when they are toddlers.

www.amazon.co.uk/Scalextric-C1253-Vodafone-McLaren-Mercedes/dp/B003FGWHLG/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1321570748&sr=8-16

any scalextric fans that can tell me if this is a good one?

zoob?

thing is 12 birthdays, 12 christmasses and 3 sets of grandparents makes for very spoiled boys.
sorry.

zoob looks interesting. more small bits though, i may have a breakdown.

That vodafone is a decent starter set - DS1 received it last Christmas. Good price too.

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Does it need to be "stuff"? Or could you do theatre/theme park tickets, magazine subscription, Warner Bros have the Harry Potter Tour thing...

Yes I agree - magazine sub or a day out or sporting event tickets