1/10 Expert Built Series No.82
XB Mitsubishi Pajero Metaltop Wide
Item No: 57782
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Length: 445mm Image shows Battery Pack and Charger. (Included for Japan Market Only)
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| 【 Superbly Detailed Appearance 】 This is a 1/10 scale Ready-to-Run R/C model of the Mitsubishi Pajero Metaltop Wide which has been greatly popular as a cross-country 4WD vehicle. The injection-molded body shell features static model quality and hidden body mounts for realistic appearance. In addition, high brightness LED lights can be installed to depict headlights and fog lamps. The tires have realistic tread patterns and are mounted on the precisely reproduced wheels. These details further enhance the realism as well as the pleasure of driving. |
| 【 Realistic Drive Train 】 The longitudinally placed motor on the bathtub chassis transmits power to the front and rear wheel via differential gears and propeller shaft respectively, just like an actual vehicle. Suspension features front double wishbone and rear 4-link rigid with 4 oil dampers to improve driving performance. In addition, included electronic speed controller, Tamiya TEU-101BK, gives you smooth control for both forward and reverse. The chassis is pre-assembled, and R/C unit are pre-installed, so only thing you need to do is install your battery and you are good to go! |
| 【 Specifications 】 ●Length: 445mm ●Width: 195mm ●Height: 192mm ●Drive Train: Shaft Drive 4WD ●Susupension: Front/Double Wishbone, Rear/4-Link Rigid ●Front and Rear CVA Oil Dampers ●Front and Rear Tire Width/Dia.: 33/88mm ●3-Bevel differential Gears (Rear Diff can be locked) ●540 Type Motor ●TEU-101BK ESC included ※Batteries for transmitter (8xR6/AA/UM3) are not included. |
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