Awesome little truck for the initial price, fantastic. It is small, 16 cm, so really 1/28 scale (Defender 110 - even 1/29). The Body (but roof) is made out of metal. Everything else is plastic (but axles, screws), there are NOT a lot of metal parts as the first reviewer wrote. Real (plastic) beadlock rims, plastic gears, plastic bushings (no bearings). Nice roof rack with boxes and jerry cans. Super nice detailled interior, dashboard, seats. Working lights front and rear (always on), rear driving lights, turning lights. Should have fog lights, too, SMD LED sits on the front light board, but they do not work in my trucks. Large 050 motor with plastic gearbox, 3-wire servo. It is not a crawler, in between toy and hobby grade. Because it is so heavy it will tip over soon, it can only climb little more than 32° (without roof rack). Quite noisy, rather poor low speed modulation, not very strong, even if it has a super large motor. No ladder frame, inner fenders are a kind of frame. Quite difficult to disassemble. Very nice and detailed manual with exploded view of all parts. But for the (initial) price I bought it absolute bang for the buck. Nice toy for kids and adults. Watch my review video in the video section!

Awesome little truck for the initial price, fantastic. It is small, 16 cm, so really 1/28 scale (Defender 110 - even 1/29). The Body (but roof) is made out of metal. Everything else is plastic (but axles, screws), there are NOT a lot of metal parts as the first reviewer wrote. Real (plastic) beadlock rims, plastic gears, plastic bushings (no bearings). Nice roof rack with boxes and jerry cans. Super nice detailled interior, dashboard, seats. Working lights front and rear (always on), rear driving lights, turning lights. Should have fog lights, too, SMD LED sits on the front light board, but they do not work in my trucks. Large 050 motor with plastic gearbox, 3-wire servo. It is not a crawler, in between toy and hobby grade. Because it is so heavy it will tip over soon, it can only climb little more than 32° (without roof rack). Quite noisy, rather poor low speed modulation, not very strong, even if it has a super large motor. No ladder frame, inner fenders are a kind of frame. Quite difficult to disassemble. Very nice and detailed manual with exploded view of all parts. But for the (initial) price I bought it absolute bang for the buck. Nice toy for kids and adults. Watch my review video in the video section!

Awesome little truck for the initial price, fantastic. It is small, 16 cm, so really 1/28 scale (Defender 110 - even 1/29). The Body (but roof) is made out of metal. Everything else is plastic (but axles, screws), there are NOT a lot of metal parts as the first reviewer wrote. Real (plastic) beadlock rims, plastic gears, plastic bushings (no bearings). Nice roof rack with boxes and jerry cans. Super nice detailled interior, dashboard, seats. Working lights front and rear (always on), rear driving lights, turning lights. Should have fog lights, too, SMD LED sits on the front light board, but they do not work in my trucks. Large 050 motor with plastic gearbox, 3-wire servo. It is not a crawler, in between toy and hobby grade. Because it is so heavy it will tip over soon, it can only climb little more than 32° (without roof rack). Quite noisy, rather poor low speed modulation, not very strong, even if it has a super large motor. No ladder frame, inner fenders are a kind of frame. Quite difficult to disassemble. Very nice and detailed manual with exploded view of all parts. But for the (initial) price I bought it absolute bang for the buck. Nice toy for kids and adults. Watch my review video in the video section!

excellent value for the price. more fun scale than true scale. pictures show it compared to orlandoo 1/32 and rc4wd 1/18 land rover models. metal body makes it top heavy and hard tires are not too grippy. considering the price, these are trivial issues. the lighting setup is brilliant, I just wish I could disable the turn signals - they are great in an urban diorama but inappropriate for off-road driving. and don't get it wet, it is clearly not able to handle anything more than a few drops of water. the wheels are 7/8 inch and use the same hex as the rc4wd. I will be experimenting to find softer tires. both the rc4wd and the orlandoo are more scale and more capable as crawlers but the orlandoo is double the price (even if you already have a transmitter) and the rc4wd is four times more expensive. I hope parts will be available soon because I know I'll burn out a motor before too long. this is going to be one of my most used cars this winter.

excellent value for the price. more fun scale than true scale. pictures show it compared to orlandoo 1/32 and rc4wd 1/18 land rover models. metal body makes it top heavy and hard tires are not too grippy. considering the price, these are trivial issues. the lighting setup is brilliant, I just wish I could disable the turn signals - they are great in an urban diorama but inappropriate for off-road driving. and don't get it wet, it is clearly not able to handle anything more than a few drops of water. the wheels are 7/8 inch and use the same hex as the rc4wd. I will be experimenting to find softer tires. both the rc4wd and the orlandoo are more scale and more capable as crawlers but the orlandoo is double the price (even if you already have a transmitter) and the rc4wd is four times more expensive. I hope parts will be available soon because I know I'll burn out a motor before too long. this is going to be one of my most used cars this winter.

excellent value for the price. more fun scale than true scale. pictures show it compared to orlandoo 1/32 and rc4wd 1/18 land rover models. metal body makes it top heavy and hard tires are not too grippy. considering the price, these are trivial issues. the lighting setup is brilliant, I just wish I could disable the turn signals - they are great in an urban diorama but inappropriate for off-road driving. and don't get it wet, it is clearly not able to handle anything more than a few drops of water. the wheels are 7/8 inch and use the same hex as the rc4wd. I will be experimenting to find softer tires. both the rc4wd and the orlandoo are more scale and more capable as crawlers but the orlandoo is double the price (even if you already have a transmitter) and the rc4wd is four times more expensive. I hope parts will be available soon because I know I'll burn out a motor before too long. this is going to be one of my most used cars this winter.