~Malzburg Spezial Edition~ " Panzerkommandant Otto Carius"
Here you order a Tiger 1 with the turret number 217, we will only make 10 of these models!
!!!Attention, pay attention to delivery time!!!
This is a commissioned work, the tank will be processed after ordering!
!!!Attention, pay attention to delivery time!!!
The Tiger I of First Lieutenant Otto Carius with turret number 217 was probably the most powerful tank of the Second World War from the heavy tank division 502!
For this tank we use the Taigen Tiger 1 with IR function, late version and latest version of Torro/Taigen!
Special paintwork with turret number, troop identification "white mamut" and firing rings on the cannon!
The tank has a 2.4 GHz control. The vehicle is equipped with the IR battle system, so battles with vehicles from the same series are possible.
The motors with optimized torque give the Tiger I a precise, smooth ride. Metal gears with robust gears and an improved gear ratio ensure greater power.
The proportional control allows you to drive the tank very slowly and increase the speed continuously. The Tiger I moves forward and backward, also with a left and right turn.
It can also be turned left or right on the spot. You can raise and lower the cannon and rotate the turret 360 degrees.
Various engine noises, the barrel retraction, muzzle flash and the formation of smoke from the exhaust mufflers round off the realistic experience.
Details/Scope of delivery
- RC Tiger I from the special series of tank aces
- unique special paint
- late version IR in scale 1:16
- Dimensions: approx. 540x232x195 (LxWxH mm)
- Weight: approx. 6.8 kg
- 360° tower rotation
- 2.4GHz control
- 4-in-1 metal gear
- NiMH battery for the tank
- Charger 7.2 V, 400 mA, German standard
- Smoke generator and sound module
- Smoke liquid
- IR battle system
- Barrel retraction and muzzle flash
- Operating instructions in German and English
- Ready to Run
warnings:
Use under the direct supervision of adults
Minimum age: 14 years
Age recommendation: from 14 years
Not suitable for children under 36 months.
Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed
