ARRMA Lets Freedom Fly!

Happy 250 Years of Independence, America!

Born from the spirit of Tomfoolery Motorsports® and Cleetus McFarland as something for backyard bashers everywhere, the ARRMA GORGON Freedom Flyer isn’t a toy dressed up in patriotic paint, it’s a proper, oil-shocked, metal-geared, Smart-battery-powered RC monster truck that happens to fit in a backpack. Get ready to send it!

The ARRMA GORGON Freedom Flyer is available in the 223S (1/10 scale) and GROM (1/16 scale) models for a very limited time.

Here’s the Statement from Tomfoolery Motorsports, Inc.:

The Freedom Flyer isn’t just another monster truck, it’s a symbol of raw American horsepower, big air, and the kind of fearless spirit that defines the sport. Born from a passion for pushing limits and putting on a show, the full-size Freedom Flyer has earned its place as a fan favorite with its unmistakable look, thunderous presence, and no-holds-barred attitude every time it hits the dirt. Stars, stripes, and star-spangled sends…this truck is made to fly.

At Tomfoolery Motorsports, the Freedom Flyer represents everything we love about monster trucks: the noise, the chaos, the crowd energy, and the pure freedom of sending it without hesitation. From its first run, it was clear this truck was something special, built not just to compete, but to entertain and inspire. That same energy made it the perfect match for Cleetus McFarland, whose larger-than-life personality and love for all things loud and fast embody the Freedom Flyer spirit.

Now, in celebration of 250 years of American independence, ARRMA brings that full-scale excitement down to your hands with this officially licensed Freedom Flyer RC replica. Designed with incredible detail and built with ARRMA’s legendary toughness and durability, this truck captures the look, feel, and attitude of the real thing. Whether you’re launching it off ramps, tearing across the backyard, or just sending it for the fun of it, this is your chance to own a piece of that Freedom Flyer legacy. Let freedom ring at full throttle.

Hell Yeah, Brother!