Available : Jan 10 , 2009

Translation :

Light..light..enjoy..actually feel..body.
It is completion and electric a radio control car that reproduced Mitsubishi Shogun and a top wide metal that appears in 1993, and collects high popularity as cross-country 4WD handled from the off-road to the town youth. High finish of the scale feeling only of the injection body is a charm. Moreover, it is a point that the body mount is unremarkable. In addition, high luminance LED (white) can be built into the headlight and the fog lamp and it enjoy the light lighting. Moreover, the tire with a real tread pattern and the wheel of precise reproduction add actually feeling running.

The chassis composition of 4WD is enough real car mood.
The bathtub frame that the sculpture to think of the ladder frame enters is adopted, it installs in Frontomidoshipp, and the motor is installed in the length putting. In the front, a mechanical 4WD chassis composition enough real car mood in which power is transmitted to the gear and Riya with the propeller shaft is a charm. RIDGID. four links of front to double wishbone and Riya as for undersideIt equips with four oil dampers and a high driving performance is demonstrated. Moreover, a smooth speed can control by installing “Tamiya TEU-101BK” of ESC with back. 7.2V battery and the charger including the transmitter of the wheel type that is appropriate for the control of the car adhere, too and it can enjoy running at once.

Spec :

- Total length 445mm * width 195mm * total height 192mm * drive system = shaft drive 4WD * suspension = F: double wishbone R:4 link RIDGID * damper = back and forth and CVA oil damper In 33/88mm back and forth * section width of tyre/diameter = back and forth and 3 Bebeldef and * Defgiya method = Riya, the power supply (the size AA battery 8) for * transmitter with speed controller Tamiya TEU-101BK of * with 540 possible * type motor is another sales to the differential locking device.

Source : Tamiya

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