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When the Japanese company Tamiya in 1982 launched its first Mini4WD she did not plan to create such a huge line. New Mini4WD were created as miniature replicas, large expensive radio-controlled cars produced at the time Tamiya. Success came for many reasons, one of which - the low price in comparison with the radio-controlled models. Buyers were not only passionate collectors, but also children who have become available, these models.

Two years later, Tamiya has released a new range of SUVs: Comical Mini4WD. They differed from Mini4WD 82-year shorter wheelbase, large wheels and a body that was "flattened" in length.

In the '89 model was released Toyota Land Cruiser Paris-Dakar chassis was identical to the first model, but had a much larger diameter wheels

In 1995, Tamiya has modified their jeeps Mini4WD: new, modern body were placed on the modified chassis (new motor mount, hexagonal axis, more powerful gear ratio, worm gear new design)



Mini 4WD - History of a legend

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The Hornet Jr (May 1986) |
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Hot Shot Jr (June 1986) |
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The Fox Jr |
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The Boomerang Jr |
These early models used a Type 1 chassis, which has been very stable, but did not give in tuning the later chassis. Type 1 was relatively heavy and had a gear ratio 6,4:1 11,2:1 or that are useful for off-road use. It did not have a low center of gravity (low center of gravity is important to get the stability of the car).

Length | 127 мм 127 mm |
Width | 80,5 мм 80.5 mm |
Wheelbase | 80 мм 80 mm |
Weight | 109 г 109 g |
Ground clearance | 10 мм 10 mm |
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