Hey and welcome to another heavy metal diecast video. Today is a special one, in its our first remote control one and which unfortunately for you viewer's is one where you see my ugly mug briefly. I will try to avoid any future appearances if I can help it, Haha.
So, today's beast is a Heng Long 1:16th scale Tiger I tank. It's not a bad item, but has a few quirks that I'm not a big fan of, yes I'm talking to you elusive on/off switch. But overall is a fun little unit to muck around with. Also on the day of videoing, my one had a malfunctioning BB cannon, so I was unable to test that out. It may be a common issue as the seller had a video of how to try and fix the issue already on hand to send me when I said I had the gun jam issue with my tank.
*UPDATE*
Actually, found an on/off switch finally. Seller never responded to my question, but it is located under the driver's side hatch. But mine was stuck when I initially looked over the tank and it wouldn't open. Finally decided I didn't care if it broke and yanked at it and it opened to reveal an on/off switch. At least that is one good thing 🤣
Still doesn't shoot BB's 😢
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Cheers
#tank #henglong #rc #rctank #tigertank #wehrmacht
28 дек 2022
