Tamiya RC Guidebook Vol.24 (2024 AUTUMN-WINTER) is now available, featuring a selection of Tamiya’s major RC models. The book includes Tamiya’s major RC models, including off-road cars that can be driven anywhere, classic touring cars and formula cars that allow you to enjoy high-speed driving, tanks and trailer trucks with impressive big sizes, 3-wheel RCs that are notable for their tilting body for cornering, and XBs that are ready to play right out of the box. In addition, new products that will be released by winter are also included. You can also check RC videos and detailed information by scanning the QR code with your smartphone or mobile phone. And the RC Start Guide gives advice on how to make a machine that “runs straight”, the basic principle of RC cars. In addition, it is full of ways to enjoy RC life, such as Tamiya RC Live, which delivers various events and the latest information via video, and information dissemination using SNS. In addition, at the end of the book, we also introduced hobby shops nationwide and Tamiya’s RC circuits. All-color A4 size, a total of 40 pages with plenty of volume.
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- The TT-02B chassis model is a 4WD racing buggy that features an easy-to-assemble body structure and ease of control, and along with its lineup, we will also be introducing a wide range of optional parts.
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- A lineup of off-road cars that can be driven anywhere. The DT-03 chassis model is a 2WD buggy that is perfect for beginners. Also, the high-performance 2WD buggy BB-01 is also worth checking out.
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- Also featured are big tire models and crawler models that will make off-road driving even more exciting, as well as the CC-02 chassis model with a realistic body and fun cross-country driving.
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- The first new model to be introduced is an upgraded version of the Hornet, which started the RC buggy boom. With its four-wheel independent suspension, you can expect great performance.
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- New items in the on-road car section include a mix of old and new machines. Not to be missed is the famous Porsche 956, which features a lightweight and simple rear-wheel drive chassis.
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- The “RC Start Guide” gives advice on how to build and set up a machine that will “run straight”, which is the basic principle of driving. It also introduces optional parts for running in a straight line and how to install them.
