The RC Legends Classic Legend Drift Car – is a compact, stylish, and fun remote-control car made for smooth drifting and indoor racing.
KEY FEATURES
• With a built-in gyro, LED lighting, and two types of tires, this micro drift car is easy to control and exciting to drive.
• Designed for hard surfaces like living rooms, kitchens, and hallways, it offers a realistic drifting and racing experience in a small size.
Key Features:
⚡ Speed up to 10 mph:
Smooth and controlled speed for drifting and on-road racing.
📏 Scale:
1:43
Compact size with clean and realistic JDM styling.
🎮 2.4 GHz Remote Control:
Stable signal that allows multiple cars to run together without interference.
🌀 Built-in Gyro System:
Helps maintain balance and makes drifting easy, even for beginners.
🛞 Drift + On-road Tires:
Includes hard drift tires and soft grip tires to switch between drifting and racing.
🚗 4 Wheel Drive:
Better control, smoother turns, and stable handling.
🔋 Up to 30 Minutes Runtime:
Long playtime on a full charge.
🌈 Underbody LED Lighting:
Color-changing underglow controlled from the transmitter.
💡 Front & Rear LED Lights:
Adds realism and style while driving.
🔌 Battery & USB Charger Included:
Ready to run straight out of the box.
🎚️ Adjustable Speed Settings:
Change speed levels from the transmitter for different skill levels.
Design Highlight
The Classic Legenf features a detailed scale body inspired by classic Japanese drift cars.
With bright LED headlights, rear lights, and colorful underbody glow, it looks premium and exciting even at a micro size.
Perfect For
Kids, beginners, hobbyists, teens, adults, collectors, and anyone who wants a fun micro drift car for indoor racing and drifting.
In the Box
• Micro drift car
• 2.4 GHz transmitter
• USB battery charger
• 3.7V 200mAh Li-Ion battery
• 4 drift tires
• 4 on-road tires
• 8 traffic cones
• Mini screwdriver
(Remote requires 4x AAA batteries)
The RC Legends Classic Legend Drift Car – is a compact, stylish, and fun remote-control car made for smooth drifting and indoor racing.
