Product Name: Tamiya 1/10 RC Fighting Buggy 2014
Brand Introduction: Tamiya is a leading Japanese manufacturer of RC models, renowned for their outstanding quality and innovative designs. They are particularly well-loved by hobbyists around the world for their cutting-edge products in the electric RC car sector.
Product Description: 【A striking buggy packed with unique mechanics, long-awaited reissue!】 The Fighting Buggy, based on Tamiya’s first genuine electric RC buggy, the Buggy Champ, has resurfaced due to strong calls from RC fans for its revival. While maintaining its characteristic suspension and drive components, several improvements have been made to the chassis. The realistic body made from ABS resin suggests an actual buggy and employs newly designed markings that preserve its original image. The roof is made of aluminum, enhancing realism, and a side net is also included.
Usage Instructions: After assembling the product, necessary batteries and ESC should be installed and connected to the RC remote control before starting the vehicle's run. It is recommended to use the Tamiya LF1100-6.6V Racing Pack (M size) for the running battery.
Specifications:
● Overall Length: 410mm
● Overall Width: 230mm
● Overall Height: 160mm
● Wheelbase: 250mm
● Tread: Front 165mm, Rear 180mm
● Frame: FRP double deck
● Drive Method: Rear-wheel drive
● Non-differential Specification
● Steering: 2-piece tie rod type
● Suspension: Front: Double trailing arm, Rear: Swing axle, transverse mono-shock
● Tire Width/Diameter: Front 21/73mm, Rear 49/86mm
● Damper: Aluminum oil damper
● Gear Ratio: 10:1, 6.5:1 (selectable)
● Includes 540 type motor
● Full bearing specification
● Speed Controller: ESC specification (sold separately)
Precautions: Carefully check any remaining parts or battery usage instructions after assembly, and exercise caution for safety during product operation.
Additional Information: Product release month: September 2014. The photos depict an assembled and painted sample.
To request a return or exchange, please note that it is mandatory to provide a video of the unpacking of the package.
