The automobile depicted inside R/C construction kit recreates the first-generation FORD Bronco regarding cross-country CC-02 chassis. The first-generation Ford Bronco wound up being reasonably compact and extremely capable off road, and also this 4WD car participated in many activities because of customized fabrication categories of this day. The Baja Bronco version ended up being offered from 1971 to 1975 to commemorate its victories in prestigious Baja competition occasions including the Baja 500 and 1000. The Baja variation had a white and red human anatomy with a blue roof and black colored colored hood plus reinforced components including suspension. This excellent Bronco enjoys great appeal also even now!
CC-02 Chassis - Off Path, Evolved
Made for many off road scenes including rocky surface, the CC-02 chassis' ladder frame is motivated by full-size cars and is underneath because of its superior durability. A 4WD setup employs the engine longitudinally behind leading axle with separated gearbox and transfer case, and propeller shafts transmitting ability toward differential gears front and rear. Four-link rigid suspension system system is employed front and back, with CVA oil dampers for all-encompassing control, also on tricky rock components. This model includes talked tires and semi-pneumatic rubber tires.
• 1/10 scale R/C model put up kit. Length: 395mm, width: 196mm, height: 215mm. Wheelbase: 242mm (Quick wheelbase variation associated with CC-02).
• Lightweight, durable polycarbonate body.
• The distinctive color scheme with red, white, and blue requires artwork from the builder.
• Matte-finish hood is recreated by stickers.
• The CC-02 framework has a ladder framework, that has been influenced by full-size automobiles, provides both rigidity and allows stable performance even on tricky rocky and dirt roads.
• 5-spoke tires are combined with block pattern tires.
• Includes brief propeller shafts.
• Required to complete: 2-channel radio, steering servo, ESC, 7.2-7.4volt battery power with appropriate charger, and Tamiya PS polycarbonate paint.
