Sluban Power Bricks M38-B7072 R/C T34/76 (1942) Remote Control Tank

Delight your children with a gift that will bring them joy while developing their creativity and technical skills. Children can build their own remote-controlled tank that moves forwards, backwards, turns right and left, rotates 360° and even has a 360° rotating turret! The innovative Sluban kit can be combined with similar kits from many other major manufacturers. They are made of high-quality, harmless and durable ABS plastic. Each kit comes with assembly instructions and is packaged in a brightly printed paper box. Main features: 837 pieces, 1 figurine3x micromotor, 1x battery box scale 1 : 35 frequency 2.4 GHzInnovative figures with rotating and pivoting body partsCompatible with building blocks from other manufacturersBatteries for the controller are not included in the packageSizing infoSluban kits are functionally very well made. The individual pieces fit together and, most importantly, stay together. Both with each other and with pieces from other brands of quality construction sets, such as LEGO®. The Sluban brand is known all over the world – in Eastern and Western Europe, the USA, Canada, Russia, Australia, as well as in Hong Kong, India and others. In China, where this brand's manufacturing plant is located, it completely surpasses all other manufacturers. Whether in its processing, quality or its own development team. Thanks to this strong background, it celebrates great successes in many countries.Manufacturer's address and contact:Sluban Europe B.V.'s-Gravenweg 3462911 BK Nieuwerkerk a/d IJsselThe NetherlandsTel: +31 (0) 180 446 [email protected] {width: 100%;position: relative;max-width: 100%;}.slideshow img {position: absolute;top: 0;left: 0;width: 100%;opacity: 0;filter: alpha(opacity=0);transition: opacity 4s;border-radius:4px;}.slideshow .show {opacity: 1;filter: alpha(opacity=100);}.slideshow :first-child {position: relative; display: block;}(function(el, time) {var timer;var active = 0;var img = el.querySelectorAll("img");var imgCount = img.length;function change() {img[active].className = "";if (active == (imgCount - 1)) {active = 0;}else {active = active + 1;} img[active].className = "show";} timer = setInterval(change, time);})(document.querySelector(".slideshow"), 5000)