URGEARHammerhead Shark Building Blocks Set - Underwater Ocean with Deep Sea Little Animal Creatures Building Toy for 8+ Girls and Boys, Build and Display Model for Adult (1141 Pieces)

This is a great toy and cool to drive around

My son is so pleased with this tank. Perfect birthday gift. Easy to assemble for a 10yr old and lots of fun.

Wow, this is every kid’s and adult’s dream. A suitable experience for young and old and a great model at the end of it. It took me a while to write the review simply as it took a while to piece everything together, no less than six bags of parts excluding the remote control. If you like Lego, this is up your street. The booklet and assembly instructions are in colour, clear and easy to follow. It would be best if you had patience, and the trick is the care and double-checking; it took me approximately 4 hours to assemble, but that was taking my time. The model's best feature is that it is not static; there are exciting motorised and moving parts. The materials used are on par with Lego. I consider this an average challenge, but if you follow the instructions, you ought to be okay. I like the attention to detail and once built, you can see that it looks like a Tiger tank. The assembly kept me happy for many hours, and the result was very satisfying. The remote control (supplied) worked as it should, and the controls were easy to handle. I do like this product, especially the moving parts. I have no hesitation in recommending the kit.

There are two parts missing.The rear section doest fit tightly.

The instructions are a little difficult to follow so it's definitely worth doing this with your child if you have one.Looks great and would make a good gift!

Not as described my item looked second hand

This is a really nice looking kit, definately a bit tricky for yonnger kids but the instruction fairly straight forward once on the pieces are separated and organised.Hours of fun, build quality seems really good and most importantly, the kids are happyHighly recommend

The media could not be loaded.  This is a Lego-alike toy that once constructed can be used as a radio controlled tank using either the included controller or a phone app (not tried).To start off with the instructions are okay, but not on a par with Lego’s. There are a number of errors including showing pieces (a second 8x2 plate) that aren’t supplied and thankfully required aren’t required (you use the supplied 10x2 instead) and some actual instruction errors, too. My son is a very experienced Lego builder but these mistakes could cause problems for younger and less experienced builders. The information re charging the buiillt-in battery (more on that later) leaves a lot to be desired, too. On the plus side they have included some historic information about the Tiger tank.Building it was not that difficult though and the bricks are almost identical to Lego, sharing many of the same technics pieces. Once built it looks pretty good though the turret doesn’t stay on all that well, especially when you turn the tank upside down to switch it on. That’s another thing, the charger and on/off switch are located in a really difficult to get to place under the tank. Not much thought went into that clearly, though my son with his smaller hands manages okay. It looks pretty good once assembled.In use the tank is quite good fun with the typical tank type movements of forward/reverse and turning by switching power from one side to the other. There is tank-like noise while it is running (a bit irritating to be honest), plus a gun firing simulation sound and motion (okay-ish, though quiet) and a demo mode, should you need/want that. The turret tends to swing about a bit when you turn, but faces the right way again eventually once you are going forwards again and overall the general effect is pretty impressive, though maybe not comparable to that of a proper RC tank. It’s not the fastest and it won’t go outdoors as it is effectively a car with fake tracks (the individual wheels between the main ones are for show.Price-wise this is not all that cheap for a non-Lego RC construction toy, and in truth the quality of the materials, instructions and operation are not of the same standard as comparable Lego sets. As some Lego RC models (admittedly not tank - they have yet to do one of those) are not that much more expensive it is difficult to see how this price is justified unless you are a tank nut, in which case you’d probably just buy a regular RC one. It is also a shame that this does not have the off-road ability of a Lego RC model as that would have made the price easier to justify.Overall, this was quite an easy build, looks good, and was fun to use, but not nearly as good in any respect as the toy it copies.