Taigen 1:24 Scale 2.4GHz RC German Tiger 1 Main Battle Tank Middle Version

TG3848-11-M with following feature:

--Taigen Tiger 1 1/24 Scale Realism:Experience the authenticity of a 1/24 scale Tiger I tank, perfect for military enthusiasts and collectors.
--Multi-Directional Mobility:Navigate diverse terrains with ease, thanks to the tank's 1080-degree steering and 35-degree climbing ability.
--Authentic Sound and Movement:Feel the power of the real Tiger I with realistic sound and movement, enhancing the play experience.
--Easy Assembly and Operation:The Taigen 1/24 RC Battle Tank is designed for easy setup and control, perfect for beginners and veterans alike.

-- Item No.: TG3848-11-M
-- Product name: 1:24 Tiger 1 (middle stage) remote control tank
-- Function description:
• Simulated tank replicas • Multiple tank battles
• Charge for 2 hours; continuous play ≥ 50 minutes (depends on how to use)
• 2.4GHz infinitely variable speed remote control, remote control distance of 30m
• Forward/Backward/Turn Left/Turn Right/Turret rotation up to 1080 degrees left and right
• Main gun can be lifted up or down 20 degrees vertically • Machine gun sound effect + LED light
• Climb a 35 degree slope • Launch with LED + recoil
-- Product size (cm): 35.2 * 15.4 * 12.2
-- Color box size (cm): 38.6 * 17.5 * 18
-- Body battery: 7.4 V Li-ion 800mAh (included)
-- Remote control battery: 2 * 1.5V "AA" (not included)
-- Charging method: USB charging cable (included)

Taigen TG3848-11 Middle and Late version tanks share same box and specification. Difference is Middle and Late version is road wheels design. Real Tiger Late version has steel road wheels and Rc version simulate this. On the Rc Middle version road wheels cover with rubber.

History; The real Tiger I was a German heavy tank used in World War II, produced from late 1942 as an answer to the challenge of facing the unexpectedly formidable Soviet armor encountered in the initial months of Operation Barbarossa. The Tiger I design gave the Wehrmacht its first main battle tank that was capable of using its most formidable piece of ordnance, the 88 mm gun, which had previously showed its convincing effectiveness against both aircraft and other tanks. The Tiger differed from earlier German tanks principally in its design philosophy. Its predecessors balanced mobility, protection, and firepower. The Tiger I represented a new German approach that emphasized firepower and Armour at the expense of mobility.

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