LOVEPOSELY Compatible for 1:24 Alloy Armored Car Model, Collectible Diecast Saber-Toothed Tiger Explosive Protected Vehicle Toy, Pull Back Toy Car with Sound and Light for Adult Kids (Yellow)

Shipped quickly and just as pictured.

Great gift for my grandson. Loves it!

My grandson absolutely loved army vehicle. He liked that there were working parts like the doors opening and tow cable.

When I needed a SWAT Urban Assault Vehicle for a low budget film, naturally I could not afford the real thing. However, a well built and painted model with durable metal construction will fit the bill very well. Pressing down lightly on the hood begins the sirens and flashing lights. Then I just pull it back a few inches, let it go and it cruises with sirens blaring right past the camera on the green room floor where chromakey effects will fill in the urban backgrounds later. Whether you need a durable toy for a child, a desk model or something more versatile, these 1/24th Scale die cast toys fit the bill. Gratitudes for a safe and rapid delivery.

The toy car is very cute, it's not a perfect replica, but my son liked it a lot. I was only upset with the delivery, which was terrible; the box arrived all torn, dented, and dirty!

This is a cool, sturdy, die cast beast! It has it all...doors that open, running boards that come out, lights, sounds, even a towing wench in the front(I do wish it was longer). The majority of this is metal but there are some parts that are plastic. Regardless of any flaws this will be fun for any kid, or adult kid, to play with. We tried it out before giving it to my nephew and my husband wants to keep it instead! My nephew is going to go absolutely nuts over this! The only thing that would make this better is if it was an RC toy or if that were an option. Overall, it's definitely worth getting just on the details alone.

Everything works as advertised in the description. The hood and all 5 doors open open. There are also 11 small hatches that can be opened up. The turret rotates 180 degrees. The wing mirrors fold in and the winch extends a little and a spring will pull it back in so it won't just hang loose. The lights and sounds all work. If you just want the lights to stay on you can do that. The power switch goes from "Off", to "Lights On", to "Light/Sound Mode" where it plays the sound and lights when you press down on the front axle. Everything seems quite durable, except the plastic rotating and antenna in the back. It's durable enough, but seems like something to not be too rough with. If I were to nitpick, I wish the cable on the winch extended further, but it's cool enough that it works as it does. I wasn't familiar with these vehicles so I looked them up and researched them a little online. These were described as "Anti-Riot Vehicles" and there are a few variants. The details on this replica are all quite accurate for a small-scale replica. With all the bells and whistles this has, it's a great value.

very cool looking swat car. it's a diecast car so it feels solid. the doors and the rear open up, the top turrent rotates. you can pull the car backwards to wind it up and let it go to zip along. the tow line in front of the car only pulls out a little bit. in the picture I'm pulling out the max length of the tow line. there's a lot of detail to the car but the details are made out of plastic. the side step rails fold underneath the car and vice versa. the car does have lights and sound. the light is just white. it shines through different colored windows giving it the red, white, blue coloring. the sounds it makes are engine rev'ing sounds. i wish it made siren sounds as well. i put it on my desk as a decorative piece. really cool car.

Quilt is nt good