There are 10 different variations of Battle Machines RCs currently available in the market:

Twin Pack:
Red Ford Mustang and Silver Chevy Silverado Dooley.

Twin Pack:
Orange Chevy Camaro and Blue Ford Mustang.

Single Pack:
Police Ford Mustang, Silver Ford Mustang, Silver Chevy Camaro, Blue Chevy Camaro, Blue Chevy Silverado Dooley, and Red Chevy Silverado Dooley. More new vehicles and styles are in development.

10 styles are in the mixes of Twin Pack or Single Pack.

They are shipped in bulk and assorted to retail stores.
If you cannot find a specific style, you may need to ask the store manager or search on other stores.

“Laser Scope” is included with the Single Pack only. Currently, it is not sold as an individual item.

The frequency is marked on the front panel of the package as well as on a sticker attached to the chassis of the vehicles and remote.

Each vehicle and remote are fixed on one frequency, either 27MHz or 49MHz. However, they are also equipped with A, B and C switches for each frequency. This allows up to 6 vehicles to plays at the same time.

No. Battery is not included.

4 pieces of standard AA batteries are needed for each vehicle.

1 piece of standard 9V battery is needed for each remote.

2 pieces of standard AA batteries are needed for each the laser scope. (available with single pack only.)

“Battle Rig” and other styles of Battle Machines are available in die-cast, not in R/C.

Please click here to know more about Battle Machines Die cast line.

This is a toy using infrared beam and sensor to stimulate the “laser” gaming action.

It is not a laser light and won’t hurt your eye or skin. However, for caution and safety, do not aim infrared lights directly into eyes.

The RESET button is cleverly designed as the gas cap on the rear of the vehicle.

Pressing the button will reset vehicle’s shield levels to restart your combat game.

Play Mode I: Switch the vehicle to the “AUTOPILOT” position, the car will run by itself randomly, use the “Laser Scope” to shoot the car.

Play Mode II: Switch the vehicle to the “ON” position, without the “laser combat tag” gaming, use the Battle Machines as a regular R/C.

Play Mode III: Switch the vehicle to the “ON” position, one player uses remote to control the car, the other player use the “Laser Scope” to shoot the car. Play Mode IV: Switch all the vehicles to the “ON” position. Everyone uses their own controller to drive and shoot.