Amphibious R/C Tank

Amphibious R/C Tank

This radio controlled tank fires 6mm BB bullets up to 30 meters (33 yards) and runs on land and in the water, giving you twice the R/C fun for the price of one. Simply push a button and you will transform the toy from a speedy powerboat to an armored tank.

With the ability to safely drive across land and water there is now almost nowhere you can’t go. The tank has also been fitted with a forward facing turret that fires 6mm BB bullets up to 30 metres. The left and right wheels are controlled separately giving greater speed and the ability to turn 360° quickly. At the front are two LED headlights for night assaults and a red light mounted above the turret gives a short warning before firing.

Amphibious R/C Tank

Not only is this the greatest remote controlled fighting machine but it can also carry 4 standard cans on it’s back. So when your friends need drink supplies, whether it be in the garden, the pool or the ocean, you can deliver them in style.

Amphibious R/C Tank

Features:

  • Transforms from Powerboat to Tank
  • Fires 6mm BB Bullets
  • 4 wheel drive
  • 360° spins

The Amphibious R/C Tank measures 140(H) x 245(L) x 200(W) mm and is available from drinkstuff.com for £39.99 (about $81 USD).

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Comments

  1. Justin

    March 14th, 2008 at 9:44 pm

    I’ve got to have one of those!

    By the way, this website’s awesome. Keep up the good work Robert! :)

  2. Robert Birming

    March 15th, 2008 at 3:08 am

    Thank you very much for your kind comment Justin, happy to hear you’re enjoying GeekAlerts. :)

  3. Shay

    March 15th, 2008 at 7:29 pm

    haha I thought this looked dorky with the those big holes on top until I saw what they were for - the wheels :P I want one! Using it as a beer transport makes it even cooler :) lol

  4. Robert Birming

    March 17th, 2008 at 4:06 pm

    Yes, those holes are useful in more than one way. :)

    Thanks for stopping by Shay!

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