RC Tank, 1:18 Alloy Metal US M60 Remote Control Army Model Toys, 2.4Ghz RC Vehicle with Realistic Smoke, Sound and Lights, Military Tank That Shoots BBS and Water Bombs for Adults and Kids

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100×100 recomendable

Super heavy duty with metal tracks, you won’t want to use this one indoors on your nice flooring. It is proportional, but in reality the controls are more or less just on/off switches, and motions are jerky. The functional Airsoft cannon has some power behind it, easily able to go through cardboard. I’d recommend safety goggles while using it.

Tons of neat features, all the detail you could ask for, but it's awfully expensive for the quality, especially with so many people reporting problems. I haven't had any myself so far, but I'll edit this if I run into any.

This tank is awesome! My son loves it. I can't believe it really shoots, granted it's a pain to gather up the tiny little yellow balls that it shoots out and I find them all over my house, but he has had so much fun with it. The only negative is the directions are a little unclear and he still can't figure out where to pour the water in to make the smoke work?? If anyone knows please let me know because his dad and I can't figure it out either.

I received this several months ago. My nephews (and their dad!) love playing with it when they come to visit. It's survived some pretty rough usage considering my property borders a forest. It's climbed over boulders and through deep grass. We've lost a few BBs, but I guess that's to be expected when this is being used outside. Very pleased with the quality and the features.

Unfortunately it arrived broken one of the pieces

I thought this was much smaller, but to my surprise it's bigger and versatile. I like the option of the water gun output, optional bbs and smoke! Kind of fires the imagination and great to play with in making some home movies/video. The hour long battery life is a bit optimistic so it may be good to try to get two extra batteries..one for the remote and one for the model. It worked as advertised, but you need to review the instructions and there is a small learning curve to be able to use all of the features. Nice safety feature of turning on/off the ability to shoot water or BBs. Bravo!

I recently got the Supdex RC Tank, a 1:18 scale model of the US M60, and it's been a blast to use outside. It's made of alloy metal, so it feels sturdy and looks super realistic, just like a real army tank. The 2.4Ghz remote control works great, and it has some added features like smoke, sound, and lights that make it feel like you're in a real battle.The best part is using it to simulate battles with my other tank model toys. It adds so much fun to our playtime, making it feel like a mini war zone in our backyard lol. The BBS cannon is really powerful, and it shoots pretty far, so I always make sure no one is in front of the tank when we're playing. It also shoots water bombs, which is cool for different battle scenarios.The realistic sound effects are a nice touch, making it even more enjoyable to play with. I'm very happy with how it performs and looks. If anything changes or I have more to say, I'll make sure to update this review. But for now, I think it's a great addition to any tank model collection, especially if you like playing outdoors.

A rc tank with metal upgraded tracks and wheels and shoots bb andor water gels, super responsive controls and comes with 2 batteries to help keep the fun going! This is one great combo package that I highly recommend to anyone looking for a great deal or just another tank for the roster :D

I remember RC tanks similar to these from when I was a kid growing up and always thought it would be fun to own one.The recoil effect was fun to watch. The sounds were a neat addition. It would be nice to turn off the lights from a switch or add taillights for night time.The plastic controller is too flimsy in my opinion. Drop it on a hard surface one time and it will break.There is no Trim feature on the remote, and I noted the tank I received tends to drive in a wide left turn when going perfectly straight. I did find what was causing the tank to drive in a curve instead of straight - one of the "shocks" was broken (see image). Also noted the decal on the remote is a "smidgen" too large and won't stay attached to the plastic.The ad does a great job of showing the Owner's Manual in larger detail.The price on this particular item is much lower than others, so it is a great intro item for most!You do get 2 rechargeable batteries, which is a plus as you only use one at a time. (And they are installed on the BOTTOM of the tank.) Also, no screwdriver is required to swap out the batteries, it uses a spring-loaded slide lock which makes for minimal downtime between battery swaps!To load the BBS, see the attached image - the plate rotates out of the way - the arrows on top aren't very accurate. The cover for the FIRING SWITCH doesn't close all the way which may allow dirt to enter (and this will void the "warranty".Here are some noted items that I found:ALLOY METAL : The ONLY thing that is metal on this (besides the screws) are the tracks and wheels. The body is made of plastic, so do no run the tank off a table top onto the floor, etc. The "shocks" are also plastic with metal springs.ADJUSTABLE VOLUME : No, it is more like Controllable Volume as you can only turn the sounds On or Off, there is no Volume Control Setting.ALL TERRAINS : yes and no. The metal tracks are a durable upgrade, however, there are no pads or "grips" added, so this does tend to get stuck more than I would expect. (eg. I had a blanket loosely laying on the living room floor. When the tank engaged the obstacle, the treads would just spin. I had to rotate and forward/backward until it came back off as if I were in a real vehicle stuck in the snow.) I may add some single-sided foam padding cut-to-fit to see if that helps. The lack of traction also hinders the 40* bank the ad shows it can climb (eg. wood plank at 30* allowed the tank to slide downhill without any added traction added). Also, this is listed as INDOOR USE ONLY. Page 5 of the manual gives a huge list of items - so basically, if you play with it, it won't be covered.ALL-IN-ALL : This was fun to play with and do some target practice with. But please be careful when using the cannon as it can injure someone, break a glass, or; well, you get the idea.EDIT: After playing with it and testing both batteries, now when I power on the tank, I may get an initial engine sound, but the headlights flash and the speaker emits a loud beeping sound then the tank powers off. Not sure if the remote can be re-synced to the tank or not as there is no available support. It was fun playing with this toy while it lasted.EDIT 2 : Unable to obtain replies for the damaged item, I finally decided to open this up to see what was going on. The 4 BEEPS and FLASHING HEADLAMPS mean there is a damaged circuit on the RF Board. This was caused by screws not being secured properly during the assembly process. (see latest image - red circles). Those 3 screws were loose (one of them was missing and was traveling around inside the tank. This caused damage to the RF board and a surface mount resistor was dislodged from the board causing the issue. I soldered in a normal 1/4W 330 ohm resistor to test (as I don't happen to have surface mount ICs laying around at home), and the tank started working again. I put the screws back into their places and snugged them up. I'll have to find a permanent fix for the lost resistor so I can play with the tank once again.So after all of this and opening up the tank, I can see why I put this down as a $49.99 value instead of the price the vendor is charging. Other tanks have better controllers and an actual button on the tank to pair the controller with the tank. This simple setup used is not worth the money charged. Sorry, SupDex, but you got this tank wrong, IMO.

My husband and I bought this for my dad for his Birthday and loves it!