Target Gender: Boy Style: Single item Introduced in 1985 as Tamiya's first shaft 4WD racing buggy. With its high-performance driving full of innovative mechanics, it immediately captivated many fans. The chassis has a three-piece structure consisting of front and rear gearboxes and a center monocoque. High maintainability is attractive. Double wishbone suspension equipped with stabilizers on both front and rear. In particular, the rear is a progressive type that uses a connecting plate and push rod. In addition, the sealed front and rear gearbox had built-in thrust ball bearings and differential gears. It was a machine that was out of reach for younger fans because it used a lot of special parts just for hot shots, but it was rather arousing my dreams. A hot shot that has become one of the epoch-making vehicles that has established the genre of 4WD racing buggies. Hotshot (2007) is a reprinted version that updates only the parts that do not fit the current situation and the parts that are difficult to assemble, based on the design concept of not touching the form and structure as much as possible. The front and rear drive shafts and propeller shafts have been changed to highly reliable dogbone types while maintaining the main mechanisms such as shaft drive 4WD and front and rear double wishbone suspension equipped with adjustable type monoshock dampers. * This product does not include transmitters, transmitter batteries, RC mechanisms (receivers, ESCs, servos, etc.), running batteries, battery chargers, etc. It is necessary to purchase additional parts, assemble, and paint before running. (From Discovery Japan Mall)

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