In conclusion, Tamiya RC cars and kits have firmly established themselves as the epitome of remote-controlled excellence. With their attention to detail, wide range of options, exceptional performance, and customization possibilities, Tamiya continues to captivate hobbyists and enthusiasts around the globe. Whether you're a seasoned RC car enthusiast or just starting your journey, Tamiya offers an experience like no other, where passion, craftsmanship, and innovation converge to create the perfect balance of fun and excitement. Flexible on the trail : The cruise control is cool but the extra gearbox is what makes this model liveable day to day, enjoyable everywhere If you have read our extensive experiences with the excellent Land Rover Defender TRX-4 you will know how highly we rate it. Whilst the base chassis design is the same, the Mercedes runs a different configuration with a few extras. Tamiya's commitment to quality extends beyond the cars themselves. They also offer a wide selection of spare parts, upgrades, and maintenance tools, ensuring that enthusiasts can keep their RC cars in top condition. Additionally, Tamiya provides excellent customer support, with detailed documentation, online resources, and a dedicated community of fellow hobbyists who readily offer advice and assistance.

Fragile body details : The bonnet markers and rear lights aren’t that secure and do come loose on the trail (the Mercedes body on the G63 TRX-4 also suffered from the same issue) whereas the Defender has stayed together after a year of abuse. Ultimate scale crawler : This thing really turns heads, everyone wanted to know what it was when we were out testing it. If these stretch your budget too far, consider buying Axial's SCX10 II which ( available in a host of body styles) has comparable performance if not the levels of advanced design and technology the Traxxas cars are blessed with.Tamiya's careful attention to quality, their commitment to ease-of-assembly, and their wealth of experience in the radio controlled kit car arena, makes the Tamiya brand popular with both old and new hobbyists. Tamiya offers a wide range of RC car kits that cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced hobbyists. Their kits provide an excellent opportunity for enthusiasts to build their RC cars from scratch, fostering a sense of accomplishment and pride. These kits typically include all the necessary components, such as the chassis, motor, electronics, and detailed assembly instructions. Building a Tamiya RC car kit not only hones one's technical skills but also offers a deeper understanding of the mechanics and engineering principles behind these machines.

For the finishing touches and a good paint for your newly constructed model, Elitemodelsonline recommend Tamiya PS or Tamiya TS spray paints. In the UK drift rc cars were first seen around 2005. The first rc drift cars was a touring car with a drift car body shell and paint scheme. Full scale drifting originates from Japan and the art of drifting is all about getting your car sideways and using the power of the rear wheels to drive the car whilst being sideways. Sounds easy! There is a lot of skill required to do this correctly and a real drift car is 500+Bhp to achieve this.This latest release based on Traxxas' fantastic TRX-4 chassis features a highly-detailed Mercedes G 500 4X4² body. We take a closer look at the model and test whether it still holds the kings of crawler crown! The G Wagon at a glance As ever with these high-end models you will need to supply your own battery and charger, in this case a Traxxas-iD terminated 4-7cell NiMH or 2-3 cell LiPo. We tested it with this 5000mAh 3S Lipo. Detailed G Wagon Body