Tamiya welcomes a re-released and updated version of the 4WD buggy Hotshot II, the original of which was first released in 1987, following Tamiya’s first 4WD buggy Item 58047 Hotshot released in 1985 and Item 58054 Supershot released in 1986. The Hotshot II was a lightweight design thanks to its use of plastic parts. Why not get this nostalgic buggy kit in addition to Item 58695 1/10 R/C Wild One Off-Roader Blockhead Motors?
Including ESC.

Product details

• This is a 1/10 scale R/C model assembly kit. Length: 390mm, width: 235mm, height: 160mm.
• The shaft-driven 4WD gives speed and stability off road, and through corners.
• The 4-wheel independent double wishbone suspension employs CVA oil dampers (II) (one for front and two for rear) with a front stabilizer to help get the most out of the 4-wheel drive.
• Dynamic body and rear wing are lightweight polycarbonate (0.7mm thick), and use a color scheme featuring orange lines on a black base. Polycarbonate body is pre-cut and pre-painted in black.
• Sections such as ABS monocoque frame and suspension arms feature reinforced plastic for high durability.
• Semi-pneumatic oval block / pin spike hybrid tires are paired with large-diameter one-piece nylon wheel.
• Includes updated stickers.
• Including ESC

WARNING!
Read carefully and fully understand the instructions before commencing assembly. A supervising adult should also read the instructions if a child assembles the model.
When assembling this kit, tools including knives are used. Extra care should be taken to avoid personal injury.
Read and follow the instructions supplied with paints and/or cement, if used (not included in kit).
Keep out of reach of small children. Children must not be allowed to put any parts in their mouths, or pull vinyl bags over their heads.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

The firm Tamiya is specialized in high quality RC-vehicles (cars, trucks and buggies) and one of the leading manufacturer in this genre. This japanese company is based in Shizuoka and produces detailed reproductions of coveted vehicles since 1976. "Tamiya Fighter-Cup" is the name of the annual racing series.Since 1990 the final of Germany takes place in Sonneberg.