Heng Long · 1/16 Scale · Pro Edition · 7.0 Electronics
Heng Long 1/16 M41A3 Walker Bulldog - Pro Edition
The legendary Cold War light tank in 1/16 scale with Heng Long's advanced 7.0 Pro Electronics. The M41A3 Walker Bulldog features metal caterpillar tracks, steel gearbox, 320° turret rotation, BB firing up to 25 meters, infrared battle system, proportional smoke, and realistic sound effects. 12-channel 2.4GHz radio included, ready to run out of the box.
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7.0 Pro Electronics
Heng Long's latest 7.0 Pro board delivers precise proportional steering and throttle, advanced sound management, and reliable multi-function control across all 12 channels.
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Metal Tracks & Steel Gearbox
Metal caterpillar tracks, metal drive wheels, and a steel gearbox - the core drivetrain components are built for durability and serious off-road use.
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BB Firing - 25m Range
Fires 6mm BBs up to 25 meters with recoil simulation and authentic cannon sound on every shot. Includes 50 BBs to get started immediately.
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IR Multiplayer Battle System
Built-in infrared battle system allows multiplayer tank combat with other IR-equipped models - no BBs required for safe interactive play.
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Smoke Generator
Built-in smoke simulation unit with smoke oil included for a realistic battlefield exhaust effect. Adjustable to your preference.
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Front & Rear LED Lights
Functional front and rear LED headlights plus proportional sound system with authentic engine and gunfire audio for full immersion day or night.
Named after General Walton Walker - the commander of the U.S. Eighth Army in Korea - the M41 Walker Bulldog was developed in the late 1940s as America's answer to a new generation of fast, capable light tanks. Armed with a 76mm gun and capable of speeds up to 45 mph, it was designed to outrun and outmaneuver heavier opponents while providing reconnaissance and fire support to infantry.
The Walker Bulldog entered service just in time for the Korean War, where it proved invaluable in the mountainous terrain of the peninsula. Its combination of speed, reliable firepower, and relatively light weight allowed it to operate in areas where heavier tanks couldn't go. It went on to serve in dozens of armies around the world through the Cold War era, seeing action in Vietnam, the Middle East, and South America.
By bridging the gap between WWII-era light tanks and modern main battle tank concepts, the Walker Bulldog helped define what a post-war light armored vehicle could be. It remained in active service in some countries well into the 1980s - nearly 40 years after its introduction - a testament to the fundamental soundness of its design.
