31" RC HT-2879 Destroyer War Ship

 

 

 

 

I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the box. The detail is quite good, the ship handles well. Only issue is the instructions are in broken English, but understandable. Great fun.

Review By. diamond dan

 

30" Challenger Warship Aircraft Carrier RC 1:275 Battleship R/C Model Boat

 

 

Product Description

30" Challenger Warship Aircraft Carrier RC 1:275 Battleship R/C Model Boat
- 1:275 full function remote control warship boat
- Detail exterior
- Glossy exterior paint
- Dual propellers
- High quality, high performance
- Max Speed: 10 mph
- Operating range: 60 feet
- Dimension: 30"(L) x 6"(W) x 8"(H)

Military Battleship 1/360 RC 28" Warship R/C Cruiser HT-3827

I was a little nervous to buy this toy online, but went ahead and bought it for my little brother for Christmas. He absolutely loved it! In fact all the guys in my family did. He loves that it looks similar to the real Bismark and the speed at which it glides across the water. It was also a very educational toy because once he got it he was curious to learn about the real Bismark, and we looked up a National Geographic show about it. The toy says for age 14 and above and my little brother is 11, yet he adores it. He did need a little help to get it up and running though.

Review By. rachielee

Tamiya 1/350 Japanese Battleship Yamato

Tamiya is a company well known for their hobby supplies and model kits. Back in 2007 or 2008, I purchased this kit from a local hobby store. It was an enjoyable build as a novice model builder. The instructions come in two booklets- japanese and english, although you could read either to assemble the kit. There were zero fit issues with this kit. Painting it (at the time) was difficult due to using spray cans, but should be no problem even with the use of spray cans. Easy to assemble; no corners cut. The detail is surprising, but if you have the expertise, buy a photo-etch set to really enhance the model. I made mine an RC ship, and it took quite a bit of custom work. Even as a static model, the Yamato is impressive- and fat! (proportionate and in scale). I recommend this kit if you are up to it- I purchased it for $80 years ago. If it is cheaper now- it is actually a good deal. The "toy" is durable because it survived a very rugged 800 mile move with a bad moving company. I plan on purchasing the sister ship, the Musashi, also in 1/350 scale. It should have a slightly different configuration than the Yamato.

Review By. Robert Dean