Overall length: 385mm
Your gender: unisex
Need to assemble
Sold separately: 4 AAA alkaline batteries for transmitter, 4 AA alkaline batteries for reception and running.
Battery type: Batteries are sold separately, so please purchase them separately. Product introduction The Centurion Mk.III, the main battle tank of the British Army, which appeared in 1948 and showed great success in the Korean War, has appeared as a radio control model. The unique appearance of the turret, which is composed of vertical surfaces, and the vehicle body, which takes into consideration the beginning of the sloped armor, is reproduced as it is in the actual vehicle. Equipped with a dedicated RC mechanism and twin motor gearbox, it is possible to move forward and backward, as well as left and right turns, slow turns, credible turns, and super credible turns. Uses a dedicated stick-type transmitter and reception / motor control unit MC-07. The up and down movement of the left stick of the transmitter controls the speed, and the left and right movement controls the turning radius. The RC mechanism uses 2.4GHz, so there is almost no concern about interference, and multiple units can easily run at the same time. An assembly-type gearbox equipped with two dedicated 130-type motors is mounted on the rear of the vehicle body. By adopting a digital proportional RC mechanism, delicate operations are possible from slow speed to full speed, slow turning to credit turning. In addition, the Holstman type suspension is movable using a metal coil spring. Combined with the track that has been connected and assembled, it creates a heavy movement. With 4 types of markings. No safety warning

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