TAMIYA 18620 Mini 4WD PRO Thunder Shot Mk.II (MS Chassis)

Overall length: 152 mm. The photo shows the kit assembled and painted. [Blue lightning cutting through the air] This is a plastic model assembly kit of a four-wheel drive racer that is fun to race with its high performance. A double shaft motor with shafts extended from both ends of the motor is mounted in the center of the body to achieve high drive efficiency. The chassis is composed of three parts: nose, center, and tail, and can be attached and detached with one touch. You can enjoy speedy and wide range of setting changes. In addition, the low center of gravity design with batteries set on the left and right sides of the motor also makes it attractive for stable high-speed driving. The body is characterized by a design that pursues aerodynamics. It is finished in a shape with excellent aerodynamic characteristics, such as a smooth large canopy integrated with the nose, a small front wing, heat dissipation slits on the top of the body, and a three-stage rear wing. In addition, the silver character "thunder" written on the side of the blue-based body is impressive. Large diameter slick tires are attached to the silver four-spoke wheels, and the nose unit is N-02. The gear ratio is set to 4:1. Assembly is a snap-in type that does not require adhesive. [MS Chassis] The three-piece "MS chassis" provides excellent rigidity with a "midship (MS) layout" that places heavy parts such as the double shaft motor with shafts extended from both ends of the motor and the battery in the center of the chassis, and the traditional Mini 4WD (four-wheel drive) mechanism, providing excellent stability even at high speeds. The chassis is made up of three parts - nose, center, and tail - and can be attached and detached with a single touch, allowing you to enjoy speedy and wide-ranging setting changes. *There are two types of nose units. [Basic specifications] ● Overall length 152mm ● Overall width 92mm ● Includes double shaft motor [Items to be purchased separately] ● 2 AA batteries