The best part is that they each also feature infrared canons and receivers, so up to sixteen tanks can battle at the same time. They all offer full control of the tank itself as well as the turret. These 1/24-scale machines are accurately modeled after real-life heavy armor from both the modern day and WWII. (Click a video a second time to view it larger in a new window.If you’re looking for a change of pace from the fast-paced, frenetic world of RC cars and trucks, look no further than the VS Battle Tanks. Once you get used to planning out your route, knowing what it can and cannot do, the fun is almost limitless. It also won't go on soft sand, wet terrain, or grass. The tank is pretty low to the ground in the middle (between the tracks), so you have to be careful not to get it stuck on rocks that are taller than its ground clearance. The results very thoroughly impressed both me and another guy I let full around with it for about 1/2 hour after I wrapped up. I tried this, and it was fun and all, but I felt compelled to take it outside for some more scale-looking video footage and to test out its terrain-handling capabilities. XQ's instructions say to use the M1A2 Abrams tank indoors only. Then you can still hear the cool sounds, they just won't travel as far. If the volume is too high and it bothers folks in the next room, before turning it off altogether you can move the on/off switch on the tank itself into the middle position, which puts it into "low volume" mode.
Ah yes, did I mention the tank has sounds? Pretty good sounds, too, and plenty loud.
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