this is cool ... the item arrived safely and according to the description i ordered ... when the item in front of my eyes turned out to be cooler than the advertisement ... thank you banggood ...ini beik beneh kalla amun ade rejekinlagi handek lagi q massan alat pendukung ye polahan besi...salam Urang Uwis

this is cool ... the item arrived safely and according to the description i ordered ... when the item in front of my eyes turned out to be cooler than the advertisement ... thank you banggood ...ini beik beneh kalla amun ade rejekinlagi handek lagi q massan alat pendukung ye polahan besi...salam Urang Uwis

this is cool ... the item arrived safely and according to the description i ordered ... when the item in front of my eyes turned out to be cooler than the advertisement ... thank you banggood ...ini beik beneh kalla amun ade rejekinlagi handek lagi q massan alat pendukung ye polahan besi...salam Urang Uwis

Great little truck for the money, and the extra batteries are nice to have. I made sure to buy softer tires right away, and installed them before I drove the truck the first time. The standard tires are pretty hard. It's not particularly quick with the original 180 motor, but it's a great little off-road truck, especially with softer tires, and it can climb really well. A good starter crawler/trail truck . There are heaps of great upgrade parts to be found, that will make the truck even better. I got a couple of RTR versions for my kids, and a kit metal one for myself. In retrospect I should have probably just gotten three RTRs instead, and upgraded as needed, as the two RTR trucks have been way easier to deal with. Softer tires are an essential upgrade if you want to do more than just run it around in the yard. Metal driveshafts and a stronger motor are nice to have too. nut not something you have to have (unless the original stuff breaks). A metal gear servo is another cheap upgrade you'll probably end up needing eventually, and works far better than the standard one. Upgrades are fairly cheap though, so you can keep this truck running for a long time, and make it even better if you want to.

Great little truck for the money, and the extra batteries are nice to have. I made sure to buy softer tires right away, and installed them before I drove the truck the first time. The standard tires are pretty hard. It's not particularly quick with the original 180 motor, but it's a great little off-road truck, especially with softer tires, and it can climb really well. A good starter crawler/trail truck . There are heaps of great upgrade parts to be found, that will make the truck even better. I got a couple of RTR versions for my kids, and a kit metal one for myself. In retrospect I should have probably just gotten three RTRs instead, and upgraded as needed, as the two RTR trucks have been way easier to deal with. Softer tires are an essential upgrade if you want to do more than just run it around in the yard. Metal driveshafts and a stronger motor are nice to have too. nut not something you have to have (unless the original stuff breaks). A metal gear servo is another cheap upgrade you'll probably end up needing eventually, and works far better than the standard one. Upgrades are fairly cheap though, so you can keep this truck running for a long time, and make it even better if you want to.

Great little truck for the money, and the extra batteries are nice to have. I made sure to buy softer tires right away, and installed them before I drove the truck the first time. The standard tires are pretty hard. It's not particularly quick with the original 180 motor, but it's a great little off-road truck, especially with softer tires, and it can climb really well. A good starter crawler/trail truck . There are heaps of great upgrade parts to be found, that will make the truck even better. I got a couple of RTR versions for my kids, and a kit metal one for myself. In retrospect I should have probably just gotten three RTRs instead, and upgraded as needed, as the two RTR trucks have been way easier to deal with. Softer tires are an essential upgrade if you want to do more than just run it around in the yard. Metal driveshafts and a stronger motor are nice to have too. nut not something you have to have (unless the original stuff breaks). A metal gear servo is another cheap upgrade you'll probably end up needing eventually, and works far better than the standard one. Upgrades are fairly cheap though, so you can keep this truck running for a long time, and make it even better if you want to.