RC Tanks: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Tanks first made their debut on the stage of WWI, where allied forces needed a solution to the trench warfare stalemate along the Western front. These machines could cross the kill zone between trenches. They protected the soldiers inside while obliterating the layers of barbed wire that littered the fields.
Fact #2. It should come as no surprise that within the RC world, the tank is one of the more robust and capable options. The radio version might not come with the same degree of armor, and they certainly don't boast very much firepower by comparison. However, their treads perform in much the same way as those of the real thing.
Fact #3. An excellent thing about RC tanks is that the vast majority of them are based on designs for original machines of war. That opens these units up to a healthy demographic of history enthusiasts. These customers can get their hands on faithful reproductions of tanks from the days they were first introduced into warfare.
Fact #4. When selecting an RC tank, you must ask yourself a question or two about the intended recipient. For starters, how old is this tanker? If he or she is just a kid, they likely won't have as much regard for the nuances and detail of a scale model. They'd be better off with something that has more firepower, or something that can climb more advanced terrain.
Fact #5. An older individual, or a collector, wouldn't be as interested in the tank's ability to climb walls or put out the neighbor cat's eye. A scale model with as much intricate detail as possible would be the way to go. The same is also true for certain children who have an opportunity to play with one in the presence of a collector, or alongside a military veteran who could shine the light of knowledge and experience on the outing.