- Wireless Remote Control Car Kit F1, Science Project Kit for Kids/Students/Education, STEM Project Model Car Kits to Build, Ideal Choice for Family and School

This kit is really easy to put together. The instructions…. The pictures could be better. 2 instances I was like whatttt are the pictures saying and turns out it was just weird instructions and I fixed it. It comes with 2 motors. One for forward and back and one for side to side. All the parts were inside. Even a few extra screws. The connectors are kid friendly. You just push down and slide the wire in. So there is no actual need for trying to connect. I was able to alter this set up quite a bit. I honestly needed just the body and motors. So if you are looking to customize it you can do that with a little work. It is a fantastic price for everything you get. And it does work exactly as described.

This is a fun project and kept me busy for a few hours.

Cool little things I bought on here so far my son and I made an afternoon of it had a blast making them

It was easy to assemble. The only issues are the wheels do not turn very well and the rear motor works when it wants to.

Kids don't understand the importance of not over-tightening screws. Car will sag under it's own weight and won't steer if screws are over tightened. It came with one replacement part that I needed, but I had to use a twist tie to reinforce the metal axil holder onto the wooden frame since the screws were stripped out in the soft wood. Very cool toy. LOVED playing with it. The batteries didn't stay in the car's battery holder. I had to use the velcro strap with a spare wood bit wedged in in order to hold the battery in it's housing. Some inconsistent performance based possibly on weight distribution over the wheels, but it would drift on one side and turn hard to another side. Very light duty but fun on hard floors for sure. Not good on carpet. Will pick up hair in the axels. Had fun assembling with two 10 year olds. They gave up at step 11.

At first we were overwelmed with all the pieces. After we got started time flew by. We finished it around a hour . Very rewarding build. Not gonna last for ever, but for the price it's very cool. I like that the wheels turn. We ended up using the video to complete. Easier to follow than the paper instructions.

Overall, great simple kit. It's truly a bare bones set up, but that's consistent with the price, and was great fun to assemble with my son. A few things are needed to make it better: 1) the small orange bushings that are used to secure the small metal posts that allow the front wheels to steer aren't tight enough, as such, we have to re-tighten them after about 15 minutes of driving around 2) the little glue stickers are neither easy to apply, or sticky enough. Why not just use the little screws everywhere, it would be much easier 3) the remote control range is too short - you need a better transmitter. 4) There should be a wooden handle part for the remote control. It's just hard to hold as is.

Sin estrellas ya que me vino el motor de las ruedas de atrás malo