Get ready for some serious fun, with this assembly kit to create a 2WD buggy mounted with massive tires!

As a result, this will go ANYWHERE. The Mad Bull really is a superb beginners car and great fun for all - it is also quite tough and very reliable.The rear-wheel drive chassis is constructed around a tough monocoque frame, sporting front swing arm and rear rolling rigid suspension setups. Tire Width/Diameter: 68/115mm (Front & Rear) ★Monocoque Frame ★Rear-Wheel Drive ★3-Piece Steering Tie-Rod Thank you for the numbers and the finned grooves tip - very helpful. I will note these down and source some parts soon enough. 🙂

At the heart of this incredible kit is the molded plastic single-seater body, meticulously crafted to capture the essence of a rugged off-road racing buggy. Every curve and contour of the body has been carefully designed to reflect the dynamic nature of off-road racing. What's more, the kit provides you with all the parts you need to recreate a lifelike driver figure, adding an extra touch of realism to your creation.Great news for those looking to save a bit of time on the assembly - wheels are attached to tires, friction dampers come pre-assembled, Still a bit afraid of the LiPos (in terms of storage/charging/using), but will probably go for it anyway. The rear-wheel drive chassis is constructed around a tough monocoque frame, sporting front swing arm and rear rolling rigid suspension setups. Lug pattern 115mm diameter tires work with the plentiful suspension stroke to ensure an awesome offroad drive. Great news for those looking to save a bit of time on the assembly - wheels are attached to tires, friction dampers come pre-assembled, and uprights are connected to the steering linkage, too! Running brushless on NiMh isn;t really worth doing. You won't see the benefit really. Running your brushed motor on LiPo, though, would mean you get a lot less voltage dropoff. Might wear your motor out faster though.....

I was also afraid the driveline won't hold up if I go too crazy with a brushless/LiPo setup. Good to know NiMh/brushless is not worth it so I might give a LiPo/brushed (current one) a go until it goes and then go for a brushless upgrade altogether! Not too fussed to keep the original motor running anyways. Suspension: Front Swing Arm, Rear Rolling Rigid ★Friction Dampers ★Gear Ratio = 9.33:1 ★Type 540 Motor If you go brushless, so for a fairly mild setup. The MadBull driveline isn;t really intended to take a lot of power, and you will run into gearing issues. THIS KIT INCLUDES UPGRADED 3300MAH BATTERY, FAST MAINS CHARGER and SUPER STRENGTH METAL GEARED SERVO! ESC: This is the connection between the radio system and the motor. You have two choices - the Tamiya Hobbywing unit which will take much more powerful motors, or the Carson Dragster (from Tamiya Germany) which will take many upgrades still, is waterproof and a very reliable unit. The Hobbywing unit has a very good reputation with modellers and has a higher capacity allowing faster motors to be used at a later date. Both units feature electronic brakes. The Tamiya Hobbywing ESC is included in the price, the Carson Waterproof one is just a few pounds more.My first post here so I hope you forgive my newbie questions.. 😄 I am aware there are topics on various subjects and I read through, but I want to make sure i go for the correct things. Lug pattern 115mm diameter tires work with the plentiful suspension stroke to ensure an awesome offroad drive.

Bearing Upgrade: These make the car run more smoothly and are easily installed during assembly. If there is no option for these shown, then the kit already includes the bearing upgrade as standard. These are entirely optional. Includes powerful 540 series motor, overall length 40cm, width 31.5cm. High Ground clearance - off road racer. White plastic body, which you can paint with any modelling paint (e.g. the TS- range we list, search "TAMIYA TS-" to see the range). This car is an evolution of the Hornet style models, but includes the tyres and wheels based on those fitted to the Lunch Box. It features a molded plastic single-seater body, with parts included to recreate a driver for figure for that extra touch of realism. A great 2WD Model for the first time user. Easy to assemble and run. Kit includes a standard 540 type motor and an electronic speed control. Get ready to experience a whole new level of excitement as you delve into the world of off-road racing with the exhilarating Mad Bull assembly kit. This kit is designed to unleash your inner thrill-seeker, offering the opportunity to create a 2WD buggy that's mounted with massive tires, ready to conquer any terrain with style and power.Length: 400mm, Width: 315m, Height: 150mm ★Wheelbase: 284mm ★Tread: 245mm (Front & Rear) ★Tire Width/Diameter: 68/115mm (Front & Rear) ★Monocoque Frame ★Rear-Wheel Drive ★3-Piece Steering Tie-Rod ★Suspension: Front Swing Arm, Rear Rolling Rigid ★Friction Dampers ★Gear Ratio = 9.33:1 ★Type 540 Motor ★Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) is sold separately. Battery: The higher the number, the longer the run time. The 1800 battery is included in the price. Please note: These ‘ready to run bundles’ includes everything you need to operate this model once the kit is built. This is a kit which will require building. This model comes with a white shell. Please see our Tamiya Paint range for colours available. Charger: You can choose to upgrade the charger - the mini peak (auto cut off) charger will take 2 to 3 hours depending on the battery, the Mistral 5 Amp Charger from 25 minutes depending on the battery, and the Etronix Fast Charger somewhere in-between. The basic USB charger is included in the price.