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High-tech in the smallest format. CARSON's developers have used all their experience to develop the new VW T1 Samba. For example, the cult 1:87 scale car is equipped with an interference-free 2.4 GHz remote control system, which permits finely tuned (digital proportional) control of throttle and steering with steering trim. The built-in Li-Ion drive battery allows up to 35 minutes of driving time with only 30 minutes charging time and is charged directly at the transmitter via the power plug. So the little Samba is always ready to go on the road. Thanks to its very small turning circle, the nostalgic also feels comfortable on a railway system as an alternative to the desk and thus brings movement onto the road alongside the tracks. The detailed painting and printing as well as functioning driving and rear lights round off the strong appearance of this small classic and the technically designed remote control "Reflex Stick Micro" is the perfect link between nostalgia and modernity. The vehicle and transmitter are stored in a display case supplied. 4 AAA transmitter batteries complete the scope of delivery to a 100 % complete set. Have fun with the new VW T1 Samba from CARSON.


Technical Details:
- 100% RTR complete set
- Scale 1:87
- 2.4 GHz
- Proportional and very precise control
- Trim for steering
- very small turning radius
- Travel time up to 35 min.
- fast charging via remote control ( charging time 30 min)
- very sensitive forward and reverse function
- incl. 4x AAA transmitter batteries
- with LED illumination front / rear
- incl. display case for storage
- Detailed varnishing and printing