Mould King

The model is a relic of the Cold War and is still in use in various countries. The boxy shape is not a bad implementation, but actually corresponds to the original.

The RC models from Mould King are getting better and better and if the colors were right and matching stickers were used, then the models could also be displayed on the shelf.

After initial rather clumsy attempts, Mold King has performed quite well with this remote-controlled Karl device.

After the KV-1, we can now also build the KV-2. Of course, connoisseurs know that both hulls are completely identical and the only difference is in the turret.

The Sherman is another model from Mould King’s new RC series. Apart from the incredibly ugly stickers, the tank is quite impressive.

MoldKing continues to release more RC tanks, improving a little each time. This is the first RC KV-1 that I know of.

This RC model from MouldKing looks quite good compared to the others of this kind and can even compete with the real model.

This bridge-laying tank is the largest set I’ve built to date. There were models with far more parts, but below were, in contrast to this model, countless small parts.

More and more remote-controlled tanks are coming onto the market and MouldKing has now brought the right opponent for its Tiger onto the market.

Fans of Technic building blocks will get their money’s worth here. More than 5500 parts, electrics and pneumatics with numerous functions offer plenty of building fun for many hours.