off-road rerrain vehicle

Assemble me. Get ready to conquer any terrain!

Model size: 24 x 12 x 13 cm
Package size: 37.3 x 17 x 5 cm
Number of pieces: 423
Estimated assembly time: 8 hours

No mountain is high enough, no valley low enough, no river wide enough to prevent this jeep from passing! The Ugears All-Terrain Vehicle is a vehicle that will delight your eyes, your ears and your heart. Whatever your choice of 4×4, whether you use a UTV for hunting or getting around the farm, a sporty ATV for thrilling trail adventures, a side-by-side for family trips to the countryside, a dune buggy to get to your favorite surf spot, or a truck for work and adventure, just one look at the tracks of this wooden jeep model will trigger your “I do” reflex.

Our 1:24 scale wooden all-terrain vehicle model is equipped with a spring-loaded motor that allows it to travel over three meters in “D” (Drive) mode and over four meters in “S” mode » (Sport), an open cabin, four-wheel drive, a hood that opens to reveal the engine and safety bars at the rear, but it is the four tracked modules which replace the wheels which constitute the most striking element. Rubber track conversion systems, such as Mattracks, Rubtrack and those from other manufacturers, can be bolted to the rims of off-road vehicles, tractors and emergency vehicles, allowing the vehicle to operate in all conditions. conditions and on all terrains. No more getting bogged down in mud or snow: with tracks like these, you’ll go everywhere without any problem.

To operate your All-Terrain Vehicle 3D puzzle , make up to 26 half-turns of the ratchet mechanism located on the model’s chassis. The gear lever functions as an “on/off” switch. Put it in “P” (Park) mode before winding, place the vehicle on a surface, hold it while you slide the shift lever into “D” mode, or lift the shift lever slightly and reverse further in “S” mode, then release the model. A pendulum located at the rear allows the vehicle to move more slowly in “Drive” mode. If you didn’t think these triangular-shaped tracks could allow your vehicle to roll smoothly, you’ll be surprised! Challenge your Ugears Tracked All-Terrain Vehicle by taking courses over rough terrain, snow or ice, or placing small obstacles in your path to test ground clearance. We don’t recommend getting bogged down from cleaning, but we think the Ugears tracked all-terrain vehicle is a real quagmire negotiator.

The Ugears Tracked All-Terrain Vehicle is an “advanced” level model, with 423 parts. Spend 8 enjoyable hours building it from pre-cut, laser-cut pieces of artist-quality composite wood. As with all Ugears models, you won’t need any glue or special tools to assemble your buildable off-road vehicle model. The model kits arrive at your home with everything you need included in the box, including step-by-step instructions in 11 languages ​​(English, German, Ukrainian, French, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, Chinese and Korean) to guide you in your assembly. The kit also comes with a piece of sandpaper to smooth out burrs on the parts and wax to lubricate the gears and other moving parts of the Tracked All-Terrain Vehicle model. For optimal operation, be sure to work the moving parts well, particularly the track modules.

This build-it-yourself 3D puzzle of an open-cabin, tracked Jeep completes the Ugears collection of cars, trucks, buggies, rovers, motorcycles and other vehicles. The incredible catalog of Ugears mechanical 3D puzzles offers a model for all tastes and interests, whether it is an automaton, a robot, a vehicle, a clock, a wooden puzzle box or a STEM Lab model designed for students wanting to learn the basics of mechanics. For off-road enthusiasts, we also offer the Desert Buggy, Lumberjack Pickup, Military Truck, Dozor-B Combat Vehicle and UGR-10 Scrambler Motorcycle. Choose the one-of-a-kind Tracked All-Terrain Vehicle or one of these other models as a gift for the off-road enthusiast in your life, for a birthday or holiday, whatever either the opportunity or not.

We’ll tell you more about this all-terrain vehicle , but the sun is setting – it’s time to get back on the slopes!