Tamiya 1/32 Mini 4WD REV Series No. 14 Mach Frame (FM-A Chassis) 18714

This is a Mini 4WD kit that requires assembly. Tools and other equipment are required separately.

[Award-winning split-body machine] This is a plastic model assembly kit of a high-performance racer that employs a shaft-drive four-wheel drive system. The Mach Frame is a machine that won an award at the "Mini 4WD Design Contest 2018". Its mechanical form, composed of many surfaces, is impressive. The white ABS resin body incorporates many motorcycle design elements, while the overall silhouette is sharply finished, resembling an aircraft. The playful assembly process, where the exterior parts are divided into three sections and attached to the frame, is also noteworthy. In addition, metallic-style stickers are provided for the vibrant blue and red color scheme and for details such as the headlights.

[Features a front-motor layout FM-A chassis] The chassis uses the FM-A, a front-motor layout incorporating an aero design. Because the center of gravity is closer to the front of the vehicle, it can run stably even on courses with many ups and downs. It comes standard with a low-friction resin skid bar on the front lower part, and the four rollers are also made of low-friction resin. The rear rollers, in particular, are 8mm thick for enhanced stability. Furthermore, the motor can be easily replaced from the bottom of the chassis, allowing for quick setting changes. Various parts can be attached to the aero side stays, which are inspired by the cross-sectional shape of an airplane wing. The chassis body is made of metallic gray ABS resin, while the A parts such as the under panel and skid bars are made of low-friction resin in black. The white A-spoke wheels are fitted with small-diameter super-hard low-profile tires. The gear ratio is set to 3.5:1.

[Basic Specifications] ●Overall length 156mm, overall width 97mm, overall height 36mm when completed ●Motor included ●Assembly is snap-fit, no glue required

[Items to be purchased separately] ●2 x AA batteries