Wild XRC Mercedes Unimog 6WD 1:18 RC Rock Crawler – Metal Frame, RTR
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₹8,999₹10,999
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₹6,750₹7,999-16%
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1/20 scale 4WD rock crawler with a metal frame, magnetic quick-release body, full proportional 2.4GHz control and a full LED set including a rear matrix screen. Climbs up to 70°, runs about 25 minutes on the included 7.4V 600mAh battery. Ready to run.
The Beast Max is built to climb rather than to go fast. A metal frame, gearboxes in both axles, spring shocks on every corner and a body styled on a Wrangler — all at 1/20 scale, so it works indoors on a rock pile as happily as it does outside in the garden.


LED headlights, an iridescent roof light bar and taillights — plus a dot-matrix screen in the tail that scrolls patterns. It is a genuinely good-looking thing to run after dark.



A metal frame carries the motor, gearbox and both axle gearboxes, running on high-precision bearings. Steering is a 5g three-wire digital servo. The spring shocks are the fixed type, not adjustable — normal at this size and price.



The shell is held on by magnets. Lift it off, change the battery, drop it back. No clips to snap and no body pins to lose in the grass.



A 58° approach angle, 54° departure and a short overhang let it attack steps and rocks that stop a longer car, and it will take slopes of up to 70°. The anti-slip off-road tyres are the soft grippy kind that hold on loose ground instead of sliding.





Squeeze the trigger a little and it creeps; squeeze it fully and it goes — the same with the steering. That fine control is what a crawler needs to place a wheel exactly where you want it. Range is 80 metres.


This is the factory's own comparison sheet. Your car is the blue Carbon-brush version on the right — the yellow column is the brushless model, which is a different, dearer car.


₹6,750₹7,999