Dickie Toys
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| Tug | Length: 550mm Beam: 220mm Height: 390mm |  |
| Sea Cruiser | Dickie Toys – RC Sea Cruiser – remote-controlled boat for children aged 6 and above, up to 2 km/h, 100% RTR (ready to run), with 2.4 GHz remote control Dickie Toys – RC Sea Cruiser – full steam ahead! RC vehicles don’t have to be cars! This remote-controlled sea cruiser brings the world of remote-controlled vehicles on board a sleek toy boat. Capable of speeds of up to 2 km/h in shallow water, the stylish yacht is a real eye-catcher. Whether in your own swimming pool, in a pond or even a stream, get ready for action-packed adventures on water! (Only suitable for freshwater). Agile RC controls The set comes with all necessary batteries so that you can set sail straight away. Simply place the sea cruiser on still water and start your journey! The ship is highly agile, allowing you to make daring manoeuvres on the water. On rainy days, the remote-controlled motor boat can be used in the bathtub. The motors start automatically when the boat is placed in water. Built-in safety mechanism Designed for small bodies of water, the RC Sea Cruiser is perfect for budding young sailors and ardent boat fans. It features a built-in safety mechanism that automatically switches off the propeller when it is not in contact with water. Details 2-channel 2.4 GHz remote control Turbo speed Speeds of up to 2 km/h Water-resistant remote control Water drainage function Batteries (5x AA) included with set 34 cm long For children aged 6 and above Robust and water-resistant |  |
| Bella Luisa | Dim (L x W x H) 450 x 140 x 100 mm Height 100 mm Length 450 mm Width 140 mm Engine type Electric Model Bella Luisa Model version 100% RtR Age category 6 years and over Transmission frequency 27 MHz Product type RC model speedboat for beginners Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
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