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A collection of remote-control vehicles, model-building kits, and hobbyist components. The assortment includes two large-scale tanks modelled after the German Leopard 2. One tank features a three-tone NATO style camouflage pattern in green, black, and brown, with an adhesive label to the underside reading 40 MHz. The second tank features a four-tone camouflage pattern including reddish-brown, with a printed mark on the base reading RC BATTLE TANK, MADE IN CHINA and a circular orange adhesive label reading 27.145 MHz. The lot includes a handheld push-button controller marked RC BATTLE TANK and a bag of yellow plastic pellets marked 0.12g BB.
RC vehicles include a black plastic RadioShack Surger car with flame decals, accompanied by a 27MHz transmitter and a partial original box. Also present is a blue plastic off-road buggy with SUPER TRET decals, and a small black and green Taiyo Mini Hopper buggy. Accompanying documentation includes a Kyosho instruction manual for a GP ULTIMA RB RACING SPORTS model.
Hobbyist equipment comprises a Flame Master butane-powered tool kit in a black plastic case, containing various interchangeable tips and a metal lighter. Electronic components include a SuperTec Servo in original blister packaging and a boxed Hitec HS-645MG Ultra Torque servo. Several packages of Schumacher Racing Products are included, specifically purple-anodised alloy parts marked MENACE ALLOY REAR WISHBONE, Part No. U2650. The lot also contains a box of unfinished metal components, including a brass rod and aluminium brackets, and a Hella blue LED lamp in original packaging.
Condition report:
The items are in a used and unboxed condition, showing significant accumulations of dust and cobwebs across the vehicle bodies and treads (photo 1). The rubber treads on the tanks exhibit white oxidation and residue (photo 7). The RadioShack Surger car shows visible surface scuffing and scratches to the plastic body (photo 11). The Flame Master tool kit appears complete within its original moulded plastic tray, though the metal components show light surface tarnishing (photo 4). Packaging for the servos and alloy parts shows edge wear and light creasing to the card backings (photo 2). The functional status of all electronic and mechanical components is untested.
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