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RASTAR R/C 1:14 Ferrari F40 remote controlled car (red)
The RASTAR R/C 1:14 Ferrari F40 remote-controlled car in red is a faithful replica of one of the Italian brand's most iconic models. With an official Ferrari license and precise detail reproduction, this model impresses with its sporty design and classic pop-up headlights. Forward, reverse and turning functions make controlling this car extremely dynamic. In addition, the working headlights and taillights add realism to the fun, and the hand-opening headlights add classic elegance.
Reliable quality and realistic details
The Ferrari F40 from RASTAR is a combination of durability and excellent workmanship. With the equipment of injection molded body and independent suspension system, the car moves stably even on uneven surfaces. The ergonomically designed remote control allows precise maneuvers and full control over the vehicle. The illuminated headlights turn on automatically while driving, adding a spectacular effect. This model is an excellent choice for automotive fans and lovers of classic supercars.
Included
- Owner's manual x1
- Remote controlled car x1
- Controller x1
| Manufacturer | RASTAR |
|---|---|
| Model | 78700 |
| Device dimensions | 32*15*8.3cm |
| Color | Red |
| Functions | Driving forward, backward, turning left, right |
| Feature 1 | Front and rear lights, pop-up lights. |
| Feature 2 | Authentic car design with injection molded body, independent suspension. |
| Feature 3 | When the right button of the remote control is pressed, the headlights will be raised and turned on. |
| Feature 4 | When the car turns right, the headlights will be automatically raised and turned on. |
| Feature 5 | The headlights will close manually. |
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