Product Description

The turret on the tanks can rotate 180 degrees. The trailing-link track system operates just like a real tank, while the powerful twin-motor drive system allows the tanks to conquer any terrain. The turret on the tanks can rotate 180-degrees. Tank shoots at opponent with its laser cannon, after every shot the tank recoils. During battle when an opponent hits the tank, a massive explosion of smoke occurs. When the tank gets hit on the fourth and final hit the action figure (included) explodes out of the turret. 4 hits and game over! For the ultimate challenge buy additional Robot Challenge for game play where up to 4 players can play at one time. Set includes 2 Interactive laser fighting tanks and 2 wireless remote controls.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27265 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Interactive Toy
• Model: 92661
• Released on: 2006-10-15
• Dimensions: 17.60" h x 9.80" w x 7.00" l, 4.95 pounds

Features

• Handheld wireless controllers command realistic 1:33 scale replicas of Abrams battle tanks
• Feature high-tech sound effects, rotating turrets, full movement, powerful twin motors
• Comes with a trailing-link track system
• When hit a final time an explosion of smoke appears
• For ages 8 and above

Customer Reviews

Not just for the kiddies
I bought this for my son of 7yrs old. But before the kids could get to it, their uncles were chasing each other around the house, blasting away. The traction is pretty good on these tanks and the ejecting guy and smoking engine is hilarious. The only drawback is the cannon doesn't point up or down; it only pivots horizontally. But it's still a pretty cool toy, if you want to move your war games from the TV screen to a 3-D life version.

Dad/son toy
My husband and 5 year old LOVE to play with these and hunt each other down.

Great Tanks
I bought these tanks for my 10 year old son and I to play with. Everyone plays with them. These are great fun. For the money, the realism is unmatched in sound, control, a how they fire. Only draw back is not being able to take them outside. Funniest part is having the turrent rotated 90 degrees to one side, you fire the gun, and when the tanks "rocks" from the blast, it still rolls backward, as it would if you fired straight ahead. Little detail. These are meant to be fun, and they are.