In commemoration of the 2024 event, Tamiya is releasing a set of Mini 4WD parts adorned with the Asia Challenge logo. These include a front and rear carbon plate, a tire and wheel combo and a set of red ball-raced, 19mm aluminum rollers.
Here is a breakdown of the upcoming parts:
95652 Tamiya Carbon Wide Front Plate – 1.5mm – AR Chassis
95653 Tamiya Carbon Wide Rear Plate – 1.5mm – AR Chassis
95654 Tamiya Small Diameter Low Profile Tire (Blue) / Wheel (Black Plated) Set
95657 Tamiya 19mm Aluminum Ball-Race Rollers (Ringless/Red)
Quick Stats
Product: Tamiya Asia Challenge 2024 Mini 4WD Parts
Part #: See above
Chassis: n/a
Price: $TBA
BUY NOW: https://bit.ly/3zzJ9w8
What We Like:
We’ve jumped heavily into the Mini 4WD scene and love collecting commemorative parts like this. It’s cool to see the different designs each year as well as building commemorative custom cars.
What We’re Not Sure About:
Nothing. It’s just plain fun!
For more information, please visit: www.tamiyausa.com
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