Great Wall Tiger 1:72

The German tank "Tiger" was born in the era of the Second World War and was put into service in the middle of 1942. The total number of issued copies exceeded the mark of 1300 units.

miniature copy

A miniature copy of the "Tiger" from the toy manufacturer Great Wall Toys adopted excellent manoeuvrability and high speed of movement from its older brother. And the use of a caterpillar drive in the design of the tank made it possible to obtain good cross-country ability on any surface.

Assembly

The body of the radio-controlled combat vehicle has 4 colour schemes and is made with a high level of detail. In addition to colour, these variations of the model differ in different control frequencies. When turned on, the tank reproduces the sounds of the engine and imitation of firing. There is also a slight recoil when shooting, which adds a touch of realism.

Remote controller

The toy control panel is powered by 4 AA batteries and effectively transmits a signal at a distance of 15-20 m to the radio-controlled model. The tank is also powered from the remote control, for which a separate wire is hidden in the latter. Approximate driving time on a single charge is about 15 minutes.

Present

The low cost of a copy of a combat vehicle makes it a very attractive gift option for a child or an avid World of Tanks player. The exceptionally miniature dimensions of the tank can confuse, which are more than offset by its responsiveness and a wide level of functionality.