THE GARAGE / TAMIYA
Research-led buying guides for exact Tamiya vehicles and packages. Compare their equipment, terrain and complete startup requirements.
8 REVIEWS
A detailed modern scale-buggy kit with worthwhile mechanical substance; the motor shaft and low-profile servo requirements are real purchase constraints.
A credible first contemporary buggy kit with oil dampers and a molded-panel body; verify the club rules and standard-size servo fit.
An unusually interesting classic build for the returning modeler; budget the electronics before enjoying its space-frame and suspension detail.
A simple molded-body classic for a first kit build; choose it for the stock 380-powered project before budgeting extensive conversions.
The original Hornet build remains compelling for its own identity; oil-damped rear axle and supplied 540 are useful, but it is a classic project.
A plated custom-pickup build for relaxed wheelie-oriented fun; its tall stance and simple suspension deserve realistic expectations.
A blue-and-gold body project with a clear mild-rally role; friction damping and discontinued regional stock deserve attention alongside the livery.
An appealing ST165 model for smooth-ground driving; confirm the regional body finish and ESC before treating the low kit offer as a finished basket.
