Marvel RC Iron Man 2016 Chevy 1:16
Marvel RC Iron Man 2016 Chevy 1:16
RC Iron Man remote control car in beautiful red is a great gift for a child from 6 years old. The realistic RC model is based on the 2016 Chevy Camaro concept car, and the sophisticated design, licensed from Marvel Studios, will delight Iron Man fans. The practical 2-channel remote control operates at 2.4 GHz, and the car can move forward-rearward and left-right. The maximum speed of the car reaches 9 km/h, it is equipped with USB charging technology, batteries for the driver are also included.
1:16
Scale
9 km/h
Maximum speed
Internal
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Key features of RC car Iron Man 2016 Chevy 1:16
- It takes its stylistic elements directly from the armored Avenger: IRON MAN
- Stylish RC car in 1:16 scale
- Equipped with USB charging technology and all batteries
- 2-channel
- Turbo function
- In red
Ideal for children
The meticulously crafted details on the car with the Iron Man logo on the door will bring children great experiences in everyday fun. The 1:16 scale model has an overall length of 29 cm and is made of strong and durable plastics. Fans of the Avengers will test their skill and precision in driving the car. They train their fine motor skills, learn to estimate distances correctly. They also develop their logical thinking skills while circumventing obstacles indoors. The original look and beautiful colours stimulate the development of creativity and imagination in children.
Features and technical specifications
- Length 29 cm
- Frequency 2.4 GHz
- 2 battery driver (included)
Package contents
- RC model
- Remote control (usually 2.4 GHz)
- USB charging cable for vehicle
- Battery for the driver
- Instructions
Specifications
Age and intended use
Scale
Features
Advanced
Control type
Colour
Included
Model power supply
Controller power supply
Battery
Type
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Dickie Spielzeug GmbH, Werkstraße 1, 90765 Fürth, Germany, +49 9119765, [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
