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| The local toy store (Rhyme n Reason) just recently got a shipment of
Zcars in, for only $19.99(US) I figured I'd pick one up and see what this
little Bit Char-G clone has to offer. Let's have a look... |
The Packaging: |
| Straightforward stuff, the kit comes with a controller, car, body, instructions and 2 pylons. |
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The Controller: |
| Shaped like an egg, this remote has a 3 part function; Controller, Charger and Carrying Case. Also on the remote are flashing lights and car sounds (which you can turn off) |
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The Body: |
| "You get what you pay for". That's the term that comes to mind when looking at this offering. |
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The Chassis |
| Now let's look at what drives the Zcar |
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Altogether |
| There are no screws holding the body to the chassis, it's a tension fit of the body over the chassis. While the fit is quite snug, a decent hit against an enbankment could whack the body off the chassis. |
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Comparison |
| Now let's have a look at the Zcar compared to a DigiQ. |
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| For more information about the Zcar (along with other Clones and OEMs of the Bit Char-G), head on over to QuestForMadness.com |
| Stay tuned for Zcar First Look Pt2: Performance where we'll put the Zcar to the test and see how it holds up! |
