The Chaos RTR comes with just about everything you need to get up and running. You will find the car completely assembled straight out of the box including engine, servos, painted and cut out body, receiver, and 4-cell receiver pack holder. In fact, to get the Chaos up and running all you’ll need to do is install 8-AA batteries in the transmitter, 4-AAAs in the receiver pack holder, fill the tank, buy a glow stick and the Chaos is ready to go. It really doesn’t get much easier than this with any RTR on the market. When you remove the body from your Chaos you start to feel that the car is simply a shrunk-down 1/8-scale buggy and there are very valid reasons why. The overall layout of the chassis is very clean and organised, with the heaviest items placed close to the centre line of the chassis. Other racing features like countersunk screws being used in all places possible and a blue aluminium chassis with adjustable engine mounts are just two of many racing features you will find. The engine is not a fully tuned racing power plant but this does in no way detract from the speed and fun you will have with the Chaos. Still enough power to spin tyres and perform long sideways drifts, you will have a blast.