Tamiya RC Toyota Land Cruiser

The holiday season always brings out the children in all of us. Even grown ups like toys, and when you show a man the Tamiya RC Toyota Land Cruiser, his eyes will twinkle with tears. This would be the ultimate present for any man who likes cars and engineering. This is an old school model you’ll enjoy testing on rocky terrains. The toy comes disassembled so you have to put it together yourself as if you were an RC auto mechanic.

Most owners of land cruisers are overly protective of their rides and hence don’t let them get even dirty or, God forbid, damaged in any way. That’s why many of these magnificent vehicles never see off-road terrains they were made for. Luckily, the Tamiya Land Cruiser’s one of the daredevils. It’s a bit of a challenge to assemble it and get it running, but the effort will pay off big time. You’ll be able to take this toy to the rockiest terrains without any fear of serious damage to your ride.

This toy comes disassembled to give you the thrill of being an RC auto mechanic.

With a little imagination, you can see yourself driving over those rocks and showing off skills in front of a fired up crowd. In addition, this spot-on Tamiya Toyota Land Cruiser will make you feel even more satisfied when you assemble it yourself. This toy’s made by Tamiya, the world leader in hobby products. Just like all of their products, this RC’s made from the best quality materials and components.

The Tamiya RC’s perfect for testing your skills on rocky terrains.

The Tamiya RC Toyota Land Cruiser is four wheel drive and has been tested for durability and safety. The product dimensions are 12 x 12 x 5 inches, and it weighs 4.4 pounds. To get it up and running after you’ve assembled it, you need to provide 8 AA batteries as a power source. Once you’ve done all of this, the only thing left’s to find the perfect terrain to really challenge your skills and the RC’s abilities.

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The Tamiya Land Cruiser needs 8 AA batteries to get it running after it’s assembled.

Check out how Tamiya performs on rocky terrains here: