Batteries were standardized in Germany in those days. The battery pack was design to accept a standard 4.5 V battery, which was not available in the US in those days.
YES! I remember those batteries with two long flat contact leashes on the top. I haven't seen one of those for at least 10-15 years anymore. In the 90's you could still get them in almost any supermarket here in Germany. I don't know if they're still produced?
@@andreasklindt7144 yes, they are around. Called "Flachbatterie". You can also buy a kind of empty shell where you can insert normal AA batteries, which are more common and also available as accus.
Kids really had to read and be willing to to play with this in those days. Now, it's just look at pictures and press buttons. We're losing something here...
hi man I just discovered this great channel and I noticed that your newer videos are all posted on youtube kids instead of normal youtube so thats why you get your comments automatically deactivated and thats a shame because comments make the algorithm push the video forward to other people with same interest. maybe you activated that option with youtube kids and you didn't realized why now all your videos barely get any views and comments are not allowed
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Beautiful never seen before thanks for showing 🤟🤟🤟💥
Absolutely BRILLIANT!!
It's amazing how we get a glimpse of the toys of the past and what we have today..
Daaaamn thats so cool... Better than most toys
Awesome in every way !
Frankly, I am most impressed with the original documentation and other paperwork. That material so very rarely survives.
Batteries were standardized in Germany in those days. The battery pack was design to accept a standard 4.5 V battery, which was not available in the US in those days.
YES! I remember those batteries with two long flat contact leashes on the top. I haven't seen one of those for at least 10-15 years anymore. In the 90's you could still get them in almost any supermarket here in Germany. I don't know if they're still produced?
@@andreasklindt7144 yes, they are around. Called "Flachbatterie". You can also buy a kind of empty shell where you can insert normal AA batteries, which are more common and also available as accus.
Kids really had to read and be willing to to play with this in those days. Now, it's just look at pictures and press buttons. We're losing something here...
I love the details about the car and the way there explained
I’m subscribing
Thay is lovely.
OMG. I had one of those steerable cars back in the 60’s. Didn’t have the lights though
Nice
So many times with sets like this, about half of it is missing or reproduced!! GREAT JOB ON KEEPING IT 100% ORIGINAL!!!!
Cool car
Awesome
hi man I just discovered this great channel and I noticed that your newer videos are all posted on youtube kids instead of normal youtube so thats why you get your comments automatically deactivated and thats a shame because comments make the algorithm push the video forward to other people with same interest. maybe you activated that option with youtube kids and you didn't realized why now all your videos barely get any views and comments are not allowed
Looks like the same body as the 5430 electro alarm car.
I DROVE A CAR JUST LIKE THAT IN C U B A
Me encanta yo le tengo pero en España no se donde encontrar lo as baterías adecuadas
¿Is it available for sale?
Do you sale parts or make repairs? I have one that needs parts.
I DO HAVE PARTS FOR MANY MODELS OF THIS SCHUCO INGENICO CONTACT ME VIA EBAY AT GEM.BROTHER.9112
Which size battery you use.
THREE SIZE "D" WITH THE OUTER WRAP REMOVED.
what car is this model based on?
Oiii
rc car: wired