Anyways, this vehicle is impressive and huge. Even though its not 1:18 scale, I wanted to share a few pictures of the vehicle in action in my back yard for those that may have never seen one in person
Troop Compartment Interior w/ Troops
Rear Ramp Door
Driver's Compartment
Deploying Soldiers
At nearly 3 feet, the Bradley is huge and impressive, but actually still underscale! It is not radio controlled. The vehicle is very similar to the XD 1:18 scale M2 21c made, though that is properly scaled and overall better detailed inside and out. Still, the 1/6 scale vehicle pretty awesome for what it is. Tracks roll, turret rotates and has elevating main and secondary guns. The TOW launcher properly deploys. The driver's compartment is detailed with instruments and controls. The rear compartment is a bit plain overall, but seats 4 figures and has room for stowage. The vehicle comes with 11 ammo boxes that can open and be stored on the turret and in the troop compartment. All tools and tow ropes are removable as well.
Since getting the 1/6 scale vehicle, I've spent the past few weeks tracking down various Ultimate Soldier 1/6 scale modern uniforms, equipment, and figures so I could outfit the vehicle. I wanted to use the 21c figures for continuity, though any 1/6 scale figure design will work. It's a tight squeeze getting the figures in, but if one uses the 2nd generation highly-articulated Ultimate Soldier figure body (or any highly articulated 12" figure from PTE, Dragon, etc) it's easy to get the full compliment of figures inside the vehicle.
Overall, I'm really glad to have added this to my ever growing collection of 1/6 military figures and vehicles
It's so big! The local 1/6 scale club guys for the most part are all about the figures. The vehicles are considered set pieces or accessories to the figures. I think just the other way. To me the figures are the accessories to the vehicles. 
