Metal car HengTeng 1:24 "Ferrari FXXK" 53522-23A, 20 cm, inertial, light, sound / Mix

Description

The children's inertial metal car with opening front doors is an exact copy of the Ferrari FXXK model, made in 1:24 scale. Racing car produced by Ferrari for 2005 to 2007. Based on the Ferrari Enzo. All the technical stuffing of this car has undergone significant refinement. The model was released in an edition of 30 pieces. Thanks to the built-in inertial mechanism, the machine can move independently from a small push by hand. One has only to press the machine, the headlights will immediately start flashing and the sound of a siren will appear (several types). This model is suitable not only for the games of young car enthusiasts, but can also take a place in your collection. The machine is made of high quality, shock-resistant materials. Packed in bubble wrap and transport box. This toy requires 3 LR44 batteries (included) to operate.

Metal car Ferrari FXX-K is made in 1:24 scale , its length is 20 centimeters. In the Ferrari FXXK model, the metal Ferrari machine has doors, a trunk (front) and an engine compartment - behind the driver's back. The doors open in an unusual way - they rise up and look like the wings of a diving hawk. In the salon- 2 sports seats, control panel, upgraded steering wheel. The engine compartment lid has a comb tail "fin" topped with a large rear wing. Under the cover is a detailed engine. The body of the Ferrari is pierced by cooling duct tunnels. On the windshield - a wiper placed in the center. Side mirrors are widely spaced on legs-antennae. The Ferrari emblem - a dancing horse - is applied to the front, back and sides. Near the rear wheels there is an inscription - FXXK. Tires are low profile. Wheels with inertia. Batteries are inserted inside - the headlights are on and the engine sounds .

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