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D-Power 1:32 GT-R Tokyo Police RC Car

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D-Power 1:32 GT-R Tokyo Police RC CarProduct Description Race into action and uphold the law! The D Power 1: 32 Scale GT R Tokyo Police RC Car is a high detail replica modeled after the iconic Japanese patrol car. Finished in a crisp white with authentic police graphics and markings, this mini patrol vehicle is a standout choice for toys online UAE. Perfect for high speed chases across your living room or home playground, it brings the energy of the Tokyo streets right to your

Product Description

Race into action and uphold the law! The D-Power 1:32 Scale GT-R Tokyo Police RC Car is a high-detail replica modeled after the iconic Japanese patrol car. Finished in a crisp white with authentic police graphics and markings, this mini patrol vehicle is a standout choice for toys online UAE. Perfect for high-speed chases across your living room or home playground, it brings the energy of the Tokyo streets right to your fingertips.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Authentic Tokyo Police Graphics: Features a realistic 1:32 scale body with official-style patrol markings. This detailed design provides sensory stimulation and inspires creative open-ended play.
  • Anti-Interference 2.4GHz Controller: Enjoy seamless driving with advanced technology that prevents cross-signals. This allows multiple rc cars UAE to race simultaneously, helping kids build social skills through group play.
  • Complete Ready-to-Run (RTR) Set: No extra shopping required! This package comes complete with all 4 AA batteries (2 for the vehicle and 2 for the controller), ensuring the pursuit starts immediately.
  • Durable & Compact Engineering: Built with sturdy, non-toxic materials designed to withstand indoor "chases." Its compact size is perfect for small-scale outdoor tracks and easy storage in any childrens playground.
  • Develops Fine Motor Skills: Mastering the rc car remote helps improve hand-eye coordination and reaction times, making it a fantastic tool for the development of preschoolers.
  • Ideal Gift for Racing Fans: With its striking white finish and high-performance feel, this high speed rc car is a perfect choice for birthdays or themed playtime in the UAE.

Key Product Information

  • Product Type: 1:32 Scale Licensed RC Police Car
  • Model: Nissan GT-R (Tokyo Police Edition)
  • Color: Iconic White & Black Patrol Theme
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz (Anti-interference for multi-car play)
  • Battery Requirements: 4 x AA Batteries (All Included)
  • Dimensions: Approx. 18.5 cm x 9 cm x 20 cm
  • Material: Impact-Resistant, Non-Toxic ABS
  • Recommended Age: 3 Years +
  • Safety: Certified Non-Toxic and Safety-Compliant

What’s Included

  • 1 x 1:32 GT-R Tokyo Police Car (White)
  • 1 x 2.4GHz Precision Remote Controller
  • 2 x AA Batteries (For the Car)
  • 2 x AA Batteries (For the Remote)
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