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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.
| Manufacturer: | Mould King |
| Set-Number: | 20015 |
| Theme: | Military |
| Release: | 2022 |
| Parts: | 800 |
| Figures: | 0 |
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| Age: | 8 |
| Building Time ca.: | 2 Hours 30 Minutes |
This set was provided to me by Startbricks.
Instructions
Construction
Instead of using individual motors and a miniature battery box, MouldKing avoids the space problem with a combined box that contains everything. This also forms a very stable base. The further construction of the hull is done with Technic and system bricks. There are no printed bricks. Instead, MouldKing uses the same decals as Sluban. These are applied with transfer film and look like prints. The whole construction is surprisingly stable and could well be suitable for gaming. Were it not for the problem of blocking tracks. The rubber-covered wheels are too wobbly and jam on the housing. As a result, you can only drive a few centimeters straight. Otherwise, the structure of the hull is similar to most tank models. Outgoing it is completely tiled.
The shapes of the turret are not achieved by reversing the direction of construction, but by using hinges and C-clamps. But this is also very stable here. The entire gun barrel consists of molded parts that first have to be removed from the mold.
Conclusion:
The quality of the bricks is very good and the tank is so stable that you could also play with it. However, I don’t really know who this set is intended for. It’s not accurate enough for the showcase and he would have to be able to drive in a straight line to play.
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