Tamiya The Hornet Model

This thing is a hoot if you're looking to relive some 1980's remote control car memories. Because it's a re-release of a vintage car, don't expect modern behaviour in terms of the way the car handles. It does bounce around a bit but honestly that's part of the fun - it's a little bit 'wild'! Paired with a Flysky GT3b transmitter and receiver, Futaba S3003 servo, and a Hobbywing 1060 ESC it runs very well. I was a bit surprised how explosive the speed was the first time I started driving. I put the ball bearing kit in as well (I would recommend this, the stock 'bearings' are just nylon discs). Really nice kit, detailed instructions. It would be great if it came with an ESC, but since it is a Japan import it does not include the ESC. Build note : don't overtighten the screws that attach the plastic parts, just snug them up.

Davvero bella. Divertente da montare. Ogni tanto deve essere manutenuta, come giusto che sia. La mia va davvero forte ed è divertente su sterrato, erba alta, ed asfalto. Occhio al vano batteria. Ho dovuto modificarlo per non farlo aprire dopo urti nella parte bassa. Attenzione. Non è un giocattolo!

Tamiya is known for it's easy assembly and quality products. The Hornet is a classic for those who are into older RC cars, it's been around since the 80's. Great for a child or someone who is new to RC and wants a basic car to learn how everything works together in the RC cars. Be aware this is just for the car and motor. You will need: 1 Steering Servo - this controls the direction in which the car turns. 1 Electronic Speed Controller - this connected to the battery delivers power to car to make it run 1 Radio and Receiver - This is the hand held remote that you use to control the car and the receiver is what receives the signal from the remote. 1 or more Batteries -the power source for the car, depending on the type of plugs you use coming from the Electron Speed Control. Make sure the Electronic Speed Control can mate up to the battery properly and it can handle the power of the battery. If you're new to the hobby consult a local hobby shop to ensure you get the proper setup that is appropriate for the car. You'll also need some paint to paint the body as it's clear Lexan. ( wash the body with soap and water, let it dry and paint on the inside of the body to protect the paint from scratches ) A classic buggy that is fun to drive and is enjoyable to build. If you aren't sure consult a local hobby shop and learn about different brands and what they offer to see what suits your needs.

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Great experience, item received early, well packaged and in great condition you can't ask for more than that.