Amphibious 4WD Stunt Car for Double-Sided Action

Built for bigger stunts

Go amphibious

The amphibious build expands play beyond dry ground. The car is shown driving and splashing through shallow water while staying controllable.

Flip into another run

Double-sided driving turns a tip-over into another stunt instead of an automatic end to play. The tank-style body keeps the action pointed forward on either side.

Power through obstacles

The 4WD wheel system and oversized black wheels give this vehicle its action-focused look and help it handle more adventurous outdoor routes.

Control the chaos

The included handheld remote puts driving, turning, and stunt play directly in the child's hands. Every splash becomes something to steer, not just something to watch.

The numbers behind the action

• 4WDwheel drive system
• 2.4Gremote control frequency
• 2items included

From driveway to splash zone

1. 1
   Start on dry ground

   Give the child an open area to learn the handheld remote and practice steering, turning, and stopping.

2. 2
   Build a route

   Add turns, stopping points, and clear obstacles so the driver has a challenge before introducing water.

3. 3
   Approach the water

   Use a calm, shallow pond or pool area with an easy-to-reach edge. Guide the car slowly into the water while supervising.

4. 4
   Flip and continue

   Try stunt driving in a clear space, then keep steering if the tank-style body lands on its opposite side.

Two pieces, instant action

• Amphibious stunt car×1

  Glossy molded-plastic tank-style vehicle with 4WD, oversized wheels, and double-sided driving.

• Handheld remote control×1

  Dedicated 2.4G controller for direct outdoor driving and stunt control.

Every surface is a mission

1. 1
   The ordinary-car problem

   A conventional RC car can become useless after one tip-over, a wet patch, or a few predictable laps. The fun ends exactly when the child wants to try something harder.

2. 2
   A bigger play surface

   This amphibious remote control car takes the route beyond dry ground. It moves across land and into shallow water, turning a driveway, pond edge, or poolside into part of the adventure.

3. 3
   Stunts that keep going

   The double-sided tank-style body turns flips and tumbles into part of the game. Land on the opposite side, grab the controls, and keep the stunt moving.

4. 4
   The next mission starts outside

   With one car and one handheld remote, children get a clear reason to head outdoors and invent new routes. The next play session can be a splash run, a flip challenge, or a race across changing terrain.

More terrain, less boredom