Radio-controlled sports car LEANToys Corvette C6.R 1:24 scale, 2.4 GHz, red, lights

The LEANToys Corvette C6.R 1:24 scale radio-controlled sports car is a compact replica designed for hobby driving and racing. Finished in red and equipped with working lights, this model runs on a 2.4 GHz control frequency and delivers responsive steering and throttle control via the included remote. The scale body reproduces key visual features of the Corvette C6.R while the small footprint makes it suitable for indoor tracks and smooth outdoor surfaces.

Advantages

This 1:24 scale Corvette combines a realistic exterior with user-friendly radio controls operating on 2.4 GHz for stable signal performance and reduced interference. The built-in lights improve visibility during low-light use and add to the model’s realistic appearance. The included remote offers straightforward steering and speed control, making the car accessible to hobbyists and older children who have experience with R/C vehicles.

Suitable for

• Indoor racing on smooth floors and dedicated model tracks
• Outdoor use on flat, even surfaces such as driveways and patios
• Hobbyist collection and display of scale racing models
• Practice driving and skill improvement for users familiar with R/C controls

Key specifications

• Scale: 1:24
• Control frequency: 2.4 GHz
• Body color: red
• Lighting: working front and/or rear lights
• Control: remote steering and throttle
• Intended surfaces: indoor and smooth outdoor surfaces

How to use

Charge or insert the required batteries into the car and the remote according to the product instructions, then power on both units and bind the remote to the vehicle using the 2.4 GHz connection. Use the remote’s steering control to direct the car and the throttle control to adjust speed. Operate the model on a flat, unobstructed surface and avoid wet, highly uneven, or loose-grit terrain to prevent damage. Turn off both units after use and store the car in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best performance and longevity, use fresh batteries or a fully charged battery pack, keep the car clean of dust and debris, and operate at moderate speeds when testing new maneuvers. Supervise younger users until they demonstrate consistent control of steering and throttle functions.