The tiny turret is my favorite detail.
It has the look of a little collectible and the appeal of a quick pull-back toy. Both parts work for me.
I leave it next to a couple of model cars. It is small enough to fit and has more play value than most of my shelf pieces.
The pull-back action is surprisingly satisfying.
A few minutes of rolling and aiming is a welcome pause between work calls. It looks good parked on the shelf too.
The compact body has enough detail to make it feel like a real miniature. I keep turning it to look at the different angles.
Being able to turn the top before aiming makes the whole miniature feel more interactive.
I like that the rolling action is simply pull back and release. Easy to pick up for a quick play break.
The extra projectiles and target give us something to aim at instead of just sending the tank across the table.
It sits near the keyboard and occasionally goes on a tiny mission across the room. Exactly the kind of silly desk accessory I wanted.
Pull it back and it rolls right across my desk. The little turret makes it more interesting than a plain toy car.
The photos made me picture a slightly larger model. It is still fun, but definitely check that you want a palm-size toy.
No complicated setup. Just give it a pull, watch it roll, then try the launcher.
The black and gold color looks sharp.
My friend has a shelf of military miniatures. This one made him smile because he could actually roll it around.
It looks nice enough to display, but the rolling and launcher features are what make it worth having.
The color gives it a playful look. It is the one everyone reaches for when they see the little tanks on my desk.
The tank is fun, though the two included projectiles are easy to set aside. I would choose the target set next time.
Went with the silver finish. It has a neat miniature-machine look without being too flashy.
The small pieces are easy to misplace on a busy desk. The tank itself is a lot of fun to roll and aim.
Got one for my brother because he collects miniature vehicles. He tried the pull-back action before he even finished opening the rest of his gifts.
The launcher adds just the right bit of extra fun.
Tiny tank, excellent desk toy.
This is a very small tank, yet the alloy body gives it a more solid feel than I expected.
It does not need a whole display area. I can leave it beside my monitor and pick it up whenever I need a break.
People spot it on my desk and immediately want to see what it does. The moving turret usually gets their attention first.
We took turns trying to line up the launcher with the target. Simple idea, but it kept us going for a while.
I chose black and gold and like the contrast. It has enough detail to look good even when nobody is playing with it.
The mechanisms are fun, though I would have liked a bigger tank for the price. It is definitely a desk-size item.
The target game is fun, but my first few shots were nowhere close. It gets better once you take a moment to aim.