Hey, the only thing wrong with the Pantiger is that it's not a "real" tank. Still fun to drive around, and good to hone your all-around tank skills on--painting, weathering, electronics, body changes, upgrades...you name it.
Most of the manufacturers tanks all have inaccuracies. Some for RC ruggedness, some from lazy design, some from poor copying, some from cost control. The Pantiger is a bit of all those, but it's still a tank!
Mike.
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out of interest ian where did you purchase from brother? recently got back into it grabbed a KT from wheelspin models beginning of the year (had a tiger 1 non s+s a few years back and gave it away to a mates son etc) its addictive man haha soon as i found forge bear website with all the upgrades 
thought rc cars were a money pit spent enough on my truggy baja 2 stroker and drones lmao
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Ian, as I mentioned before, for years I have kept a Pantiger with the original goofy "programmable" feature just for kicks. It's all about fun and camaraderie, sorely needed among us humans.
