Defender RC Diecast Car with Smoke and Opening Doors

Most RC cars have plastic bodies; this Defender has a metal one, which gives it the weight and the paint finish of a display model on top of a working chassis. The doors open, the lights work from the controller, and a small water reservoir puffs a harmless mist from the exhaust on demand. It is the RC car that can also sit on a shelf between runs.

The 2.4 GHz radio pairs to its own car so several can run together. It drives forward, backward, left and right at a controlled pace suited to a living-room floor. The battery charges over USB with the supplied cable only; the controller takes AA cells, not included.

It suits a child who likes the Defender shape or a collector who wants one that moves, and it pairs with the plastic-bodied 1:16 Defender and Range Rover.