Tamiya Motul Autech Z (57939)

This is a completed electric radio control car that reproduces the MOTUL AUTECH Z, the machine of the NISMO team that won the opening round of the 2023 SUPER GT, took second place in the sixth round at Sugo and the final round at Motegi, and finished third in the annual rankings. While retaining the image of NISSAN's sports car, the Fairlady Z, the powerful form that pursues aerodynamics is realistically reproduced in polycarbonate. The front part has a large air intake and canards added to the left and right, the lower left and right doors show complex shapes, and the diffuser at the rear of the car is finished with a sufficient three-dimensional effect. The large rear wing with swan-neck type stays is also worth seeing. In addition, the front of the body is painted bright red, the rear and roof are painted black, and the appearance with many sponsor stickers is unique to a racing car. The fighting form that is full of fighting spirit is attractive.

The TT-02 chassis is a well-balanced design with the battery on the left and the motor on the right, vertically arranged, resulting in excellent control stability. The suspension is a double wishbone 4-wheel independent system. The front and rear sealed gearboxes are equipped with a resin 4-pinion type differential gear that creates a smooth differential. The wheel hubs are designed to look like brake discs, and the front bumper support is modeled after the bumper of a real racing kart, giving it plenty of playfulness. In addition, by rearranging the parts, you can choose from two types of wheelbase, vehicle height, and tread, and you can also set up the motor mount with a wide range of 10 gear ratios. The black 6-spoke wheels are fitted with hollow rubber slick tires. The ESC (electronic speed controller) is the TBLE-04S, a sensor-equipped model that is compatible with brushless motors of 15.5T or more.

In addition to the completed vehicle, the set also includes a wheel trigger type transmitter that is ideal for controlling the car, a 7.2V battery for driving, and a charger. The RC mechanism uses a 2.4GHz radio control set that can be easily enjoyed with multiple units. The 2.4GHz frequency, which is also used for computer wireless LAN, has a one-to-one correspondence between the transmitter and receiver (car body), so there is no need to worry about interference, and since the transmitter and receiver are already paired, there is no need for troublesome setup work. In addition, the wheel trigger type transmitter uses a grip cover and a trigger cover. It can be adjusted by removing and attaching the cover, and is designed to be easy to operate even for people with small hands.