Pershing M26, USA

This was for me. M4 is my favorite WW2 tank and I like to have this affordable but still detail in action.The sound on the move surprises my little doggy.He hate it but it's so fun to me.

I've been really happy with this little RC tank so far. It's very detailed and is a fairly realistic model of an M4 Sherman tank. It seems to be well made, and has a lot of functions with lights and sound effects. It's easy to control, BUT you definitely need to refer to the manual because some of the buttons on the controller are a little confusing at first!The tank should be fun for anyone who likes RC toys, and I'd especially recommend it for WWII tank buffs - who wouldn't want a little radio controlled Sherman tank to play with?

Very nice construction. Accurate detail and easy to use.

The media could not be loaded. This was my first ever RC Tank purchase. And after purchasing a different kind of RC Tank later on after, I realized how nice this little Sherman is. It is actually quite detailed on both the outside and inside. From the paint, to its little stowage in the back, it is really a cute little Tank. It drives really well. You can vary the Tanks drive and turret speed so isn't fully on or fully off like some of the other RC Tanks I have. The downsides to this Tank is that the turret does not rotate 360 degrees constantly, it does stop when facing the back to avoid twisting its internal wires loose. And the rubber tank tracks tend to come off when driving over surfaces like carpet and sometimes dirt or gravel. Other than that, it runs really well. It comes with a rechargeable battery and charger. It even plays with other similar tanks through Infrared but I have not had the chance to try that out (Amazon sells a set where that comes with two tanks, so if you can find that and read their reviews, I'm sure people who have tried it could tell you just how good it actually is).I attached some photos and a video to show that I made my own upgrades to this little tank with the help of my 3D printer. I measured, designed, linked together, and built my own plastic tank tracks for the Sherman to get rid of the rubber tracks it came with. I added an extruding .30 Cal barrel to the Coax and Auxiliary gunner position using the end of an old pen. I 3D printed a .50 Cal with a removable box magazine for the top of the turret. Added more tracks around the sides and front armor. I drilled small holes where there were tabs to allow for small tow hooks made of old electrical wire. And I added burn mark effects using a Sharpie and some rubbing alcohol. I added a piece of copper wire on the turret as an antenna and Sharpied it black. I also Sharpied around the road wheels to give it a rubber look. I took a drill bit and drilled the edge of the front armor, turret shield, and turret hull to make it look like it had been hit and bounced a tank round while fighting. I then took a regular pencil and colored the inside of where I had drilled to make it look metallic. I did all of this while I was very bored at work and had plenty of free time. Basically, this little tank is absolutely perfect for doing just about what ever you want too it. It is a great talking piece in my office. It crawls over the little obstacles I put in front of it and its just a fun little thing to have around.This was definitely worth the money and I am still so impressed by how it has variable speeds, shoots its main gun with recoil effect, has a Coax gun that lights up and makes machine gun fire sounds, and can even fight with other similar tanks. You can turn the sounds up or down, you can turn the tank on or off with the controller, and you can play with it for about an hour before you need to charge it again. It was well worth it for its price.I hope this answered most peoples questions. It is worth the buy in my opinion. Thanks!

He loved it

It is kind of cheap quality, and it only play a few times after a month, it is totally not working at all!

Meets all expectations!!!

Excellent