Features

• Total length 116 mm The picture shows the kit assembled.
• Using the remote control, you and the robot operator control it, making it even more fun.
• The Remote Control Insect, an insect-shaped robot that moves around on six legs, can be freely controlled from front to back, left to right with the remote control box at hand.
• Of course, you'll get all the parts you need, including six foot parts, a torso part, and even two gearboxes.
• Moreover, it is easy to assemble by fitting and screwing the motor already wired to the remote control board and the assembled gear box.
• Let's make your own one.
• Since there are two gearboxes, you can move freely. On the back side of the fuselage, there are two gearboxes, one for moving the right foot and one for moving the left foot.
• Forward and backward if both gearboxes move together.
• If you only move your right foot, you turn left, and if you only move your left foot, you turn right.
• This is the same as tanks and bulldozers that move with caterpillars on the left and right.
• The controller consists of two levers, two gear boxes and a remote control box connected by a cord.
• Use the two levers on the remote control box to move the insert freely.
• Each lever turns each motor on and off.
• It is also possible to turn the right and left levers around on the spot if you flip them opposite each other.
• The motion of the Insect depends on your maneuvering technique.
• The kit with the assembled ball and goal also comes with the assembled ball and goal parts.
• You can practice dribbling by piloting the Insect, and of course you can gather your friends and enjoy the Insect Soccer Tournament.
• There are stickers for the bib number to enliven the atmosphere and stickers for the eyes to create a fun finish.
• Come on, kick off when you're ready! Play a soccer game with your friends. Write down the touchline, penalty area line, etc., and surround the ball with a book. Then put the goal and the pitch is complete.
• Now let's enjoy a soccer game with two remote control insects.
• The front and back legs were ribbed to make it easier to kick the ball, and the remote control cord was pierced with a pole in the center of the torso so it wouldn't interfere with movement.
• Get the goal with the light footwork!!