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Challenger Aircraft Carrier remote controlled warship toy review and Surprise Thomas The Tank ERTL's. Let's see if a White Pointer Killer Shark or Super Soaker water pistol can sink this cheap Atomic RC toy. This RC toy has been used, abused and neglected. It comes out every summer for a play in the pool. For a $25 remote control toy it's quite amazing not worth the full price before it was on sale. When I look inside you start to see what the build quality is like, it's cheap and cheerful. I'm not at all surprised the rechargeable batteries were playing up considering the age of the toy. Anyway it has the toy review divert into a how to fix mode. This Russian warship is more like a speed boat, the battery life between charge is around 20 mins. The Challenger Aircraft Carrier has enough detailing to say what it is with helicopters, jet fighters, guns and things that are seen on warships. But those who are into scale model ships will be disappointed. There was also a Destroyer warship available in this series of RC ships. I do laugh when I read warnings THIS IS NOT A TOY, one wonders what it is if it's not a toy! I'm not sure if this warship is a real ship in the Russian Navy, I'm sure my clever audience will connect all the dots. To me it's a toy grade RC ship or should I say speedboat!

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Web Links :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Navy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio-controlled_boat