It has been a while since we posted any new tanks so when we saw this one we knew we should let you know about it. This 1/16 Scale Radio Controlled Airsoft US M41A3 Walker can perform 7-ways movement, has All Driving Wheels Suspension System, and above all is highly detailed. The main cannon can fire 6mm BB up to 25 meters, turret can be aimed up, down and 320 degrees. Besides all that, the tank also has a 2-Level speed control. Caterpillar has very strong grip, allowing this powerful tank to climb very steep slops. We think its great due its high range, so you can hide that tank and shoot at unsuspected targets as they move pass but make sure its in good fun.

Go back in time and see what Allied Forces had to encounter with this 1/16 Scale German Tiger R/C Tank. Its fully controllable with forward, reverse, regular pivot/turret turning, recoil action and 88mm barrel up and down. The R/C tank also fires plastic BB bullets up to 100 feet and great thing about it, it reloads automatically. You can purchase two of them, so with different frequency remotes you would be able to do battles. Just don’t get any ideas about taking over the world, you may need something bigger.

One of the first ‘bubbletop’ P-47Ds received by the 353rd FG, this aircraft was delivered to the group’s Raydon base on the eve of D-Day. It was assigned to 1Lt Kenneth Chetwood, who was universally known as ‘Choo Choo’ to his squadronmates because of his penchant for shooting up German trains.
This 1:72 scale recreation of that legendary vehicle has authentic details and markings from WWII.

The German King Tiger was the most powerful battle tank in the German Arsenal. The 1:16 die-cast weathered tank body model features metal turret that turns and is removable to allow exploration of detailed interior. The tracks roll on working suspension and barrel can be raised an lowered. Hatches open to expose interior and detailed engine compartment. It also has removable machine gun, repair tracks, Tow Lines, axes and hammers.

Well you could try collecting all 300 warriors… but why not start off small with this lot. The “Here We Stand, Here We Stay!!” Shield Wall Set 1″ (4 Spartan figures - 2 each of 2).