TAMIYA 58739 1:10 RC Honda NSX 1998 Racing TT-02 Remote Control Car Vehicle Model Building Assembly Hobby RC Kit Unpainted ‎

TAMIYA 58739 1:10 RC Honda NSX 1998 Racing TT-02 Remote Control Car Vehicle Model Building Assembly Hobby RC Kit UnpaintedPRODUCT DESCRIPTION TAMIYA Presents one of the most legendary super sports cars on the TT-02 chassis: the Honda NSX in the 1998 version! The NSX has a mid-engine and was introduced in 1990. It achieved worldwide attention through numerous racing applications such as in the Japanese GT Series from 1996. The 1998 version has a 3.5L V6 engine and had revised aerodynamics lower centre of gravity and a new braking system. The 58739 TAMIYA model in 1:10 scale is the proven TT-02 chassis. With this wheelbase ground clearance track and gear ratio can be adjusted many times and with the countless optional tuning parts the chassis can be quickly tuned to a racer. The 4WD drive with central shaft double wishbone and suspension struts on all four wheels ensure a true driving pattern and best traction. The chassis base is extra smooth and the battery compartment accommodates all common battery types. Visual highlight are the wheel carriers which have attached dummy brake discs. Required accessories: remote control with receiver steering servo 7.2 V NiMH battery pack charger SAFETY WARNING Please note: Before you start assembling you should have read and understand all instructions. If a child assembles the model a supervising adult should also have read the building instructions. Tools including knives are used when assembling the kit. Special care must be taken to avoid injury. If you encounter difficulties during assembly ask an adult who supervises the work or a model maker with RC experience or specialist dealer. Only use tools for purpose. If used incorrectly there is a risk of injury. If you use paints and/or glue (not included in the kit) follow the instructions provided there. Keep kit away from small children. Prevent children from putting any components in their mouth or pulling plastic bags over their heads.