Red Locust UT-101
The Red Locust UT-101 is an ultra-light tactical vehicle, perfectly suited for traversing the soft, decaying soil of the Black Earth Continent. It boldly sheds all defensive armor, retaining only a tubular frame chassis reminiscent of an insect's exoskeleton. This minimalist, "exposed" design grants it incredible maneuverability and cross-country capability, while its fully open frame structure makes it a massive, versatile mounting platform. Without a hard shell, the Red Locust relies on extreme lightness and practicality, becoming an ark of the wilderness, freely navigating treacherous terrain.
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Approximate dimensions (excluding antenna): 215mm x 170mm x 350mm
Features an operable steering wheel, detailed engine, adjustable seat, roof-mounted Gatling gun, 4 lighting effects, and stickers.
Fext Hobby isn't about delivering overly intricate display pieces! What they offer is an incredibly cost-effective, genuinely playable toy!
This large 1/12 scale Red Locust requires only simple assembly. The most time-consuming, yet personally rewarding, part is applying the stickers! Beyond unleashing your creativity, the satisfaction upon completion is well worth the roughly 700 Hong Kong Dollars.
Without the decals, the Red Locust's appearance is rather plain, but once the stickers are applied, the entire aesthetic transforms completely!
It features lighting effects on the front and rear, and the roof-mounted Gatling gun can also be detached for handheld use. If you've already collected the full range of Novark figures, they'll find their perfect ride here! The vehicle's skeletal frame closely resembles a real-world design. Its core design philosophy embraces a rugged, utilitarian spirit, highlighted by a simple, weathered aesthetic. This, combined with its rich playability and a price point of just over 700 HKD, significantly boosts its overall value, making it a definite must-have for any Novark series collector!
P.S. During outdoor photoshoots, everyone mistook it for an RC car – Fext Hobby should seriously consider making one...
