1/18 Metal Track M4A3 Sherman RC Tank, 60 Min Play, 2.4 GHz Remote Control with Smoke, Sound, LED Light, Recoil Force, Army Tank Toy for Adults & Kids

To be nit-picky, the outer body of the tank is plastic and not metal as described. Everything works as advertised (though I can't detect differences in tank speed selections). I have another one of these DBshoot tanks, which is apparently defective. I was unable to make its turret turn, make its gun barrel move, or shoot the BB's. For both tanks, the instructions are in very small print, there's no trouble-shooting section, and product support seems to be almost non-existent. The Sherman M4A3 chugs along just fine and noisily. The turret and gun move as required. I haven't tried to shoot bb's or make smoke and may never. Overall, this 1:18 scale tank is impressively massive and has a lot of play-value.

My husband was a tanker in the Army and since has retired. I knew when I saw this that he would love it. It is a fun toy although I’m a little disappointed that is not all metal as it was advertised. It works great and he has enjoyed playing with it. Functional as described and a nice value for the money. Would make a great gift for those that are difficult to buy for presents.

This tank is alot of fun. It can keep kids busy for hours and I found it pretty fun as well. It has actual headlights and produces fog and/ or water from a few places. Lots of things rotate and adjust. It climbs well and at good angles. Easy remote control functions

This has been a nice addition for my kiddo and I to play around with inside and outside. The charge lasts a decent amount of time and it has decent power to get over most terrain around our yard. The additional features of having shooting “amno” is neat but be careful of eye protection and leaving the little balls around if you have pets and smaller kiddos/babies. He mostly likes to maneuver it around and up and down obstacle’s and has made a little training field of sorts for it outside that is pretty cool. He likes to change it up to see what all this can do and calls me over to watch. It’s been fun for us both honestly.It seems fairly durable and some of the detail is neat that it has. The controller was easy for my son to figure out and work. It has held my his interest for the month we’ve had it so far and he always makes sure it’s charged back up after using it so it’s ready to go for the next time.It seems a tad pricey but it does have some extra features and the battery lasts longer than some other RC vehicles we’ve had.

Don't get me wrong, this tank is pretty neat and fun to place with but it's mainly plastic. It has some details as well and looks really good. It does have some fun additions like smoke, the abilities to shoot plastic bbs or the orbeez, and has some lights. The controller can be a bit confusing but once you get the hang of it, its good for hours of fun! Overall, the price is a little steep for what you get.

We have quite the growing collection of RC vehicles and drones so when I saw this, I wanted to grab one. Being a Historian I also thought it would be a neat addition and, on that front, it is quite cool. It doesn't look too bad, definitely a toy-look to it but at the same time I think it would sit on a shelf and be a fun eye piece while not being used. In use I actually find it fun, but it doesn't blow me away the way I had hoped. First, its rather slow when moving forward and backward however when you turn it the spin is almost too quick. What happens is that when you are either moving or stopped and want to turn it tends to go too far and you are left tweaking it back and forth until you get it going the way you want - an especially frustrating thing in confined spaces like hallways. It also doesn't have a lot of power for uneven terrain, enough to get through some rough spots and then all of a sudden area you thought would be ok, it gets hung up. The turret turns but very slowly and when you fire the gun it sounds cool and actually pushes the tank backwards a bit. I am finding that there are two buttons on the remote to fire the gun however only one of them is working and I am not sure if there is a defect on the remote or something else. Overall, I am going with three stars because frankly there just isn't enough to justify the price point that they set for this tank. It too much of a toy and as such you can probably find something else that does all of what this tank does at a much lower price.

This little tank as a cool item, especially for replica enthusiasts. This being a less expensive type than other scale models, it uses more plastic and molded on details than the higher priced versions. It also uses button controls instead of joysticks, which can seem somewhat unwieldy for folks not used to that type of control. The "smoke" (water vapor) has a fairly quick reaction when turned on or off, actually a little better than some of the more expensive units. It has the same fill plug as similar units, which is not easy to find or get out to refill. Some of the drawbacks are the fact that the engine sound can only be turned down, but not off; there are functions that require simultaneous button pushes (like the volume and live fire of the turret[it takes holding both fire buttons down for the latter]) that are not really intuitive, and the instructions manual has very small print. All folks should note that they will need to learn how to get treads back onto the vehicle, as every RC tank I have used has thrown a tread on multiple occasions - this unit has the cheaper rubber treads, which can be easier to get back on for some folks. One parting safety reminder - if you are going to shoot out the plastic pellets, remember to wear safety glasses - those things ricochet back at a fast speed [there is a switch to shut the gun off if parents are wondering].

This tank is absolutely crazy! It does SO much, and it's so much fun! First of all the look of this tank is fairly realistic (Shrunken down of course :)) But pretty much real, which makes playtime even more fun time! And rather than just a RC tank that drives around, it fires, there's smoke, wow it's crazy just how much this thing does in that small footprint!