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I was cleaning out my closet and found this from years back. I believe they sold them at KB toys and had a few different Tamiya models. 1/32nd scale I think and were called 'Juniors'. Has a little Mabuchi motor and runs on two AA batteries. Not R/C of course.





Came with removable plastic pegs for the rims to run it tilted, lol.

That kinda remind me of a Stompers. Do anybody remember them

Hahaha...Its Tamiya Monster Mini 1/32. It can be modified into rc with some parts from Tamiya. Simple forward, reverse, left and right. I've been racing them till to date (just won the First Placing for Tamiya Pro Mini 4WD race last Sunday) . Still have a few NIB now. Its comes with torque gear ratio capable to climbing 40 degrees. Change it to High Speed gears and you'll be surprise with the speed!

Nice mini Lunchbox. I've got a couple of these. I detailed the Unimog and weathered it with a Tamiya weathering kit.





Still working on the Juggernaut:

Brat wrote:Hahaha...Its Tamiya Monster Mini 1/32. It can be modified into rc with some parts from Tamiya. Simple forward, reverse, left and right. I've been racing them till to date (just won the First Placing for Tamiya Pro Mini 4WD race last Sunday) . Still have a few NIB now. Its comes with torque gear ratio capable to climbing 40 degrees. Change it to High Speed gears and you'll be surprise with the speed!

Never seen parts from tamiya to make it RC. Got a link or some pics of yours? Would like to see that.

SMOKE-DOG wrote:

Brat wrote:Hahaha...Its Tamiya Monster Mini 1/32. It can be modified into rc with some parts from Tamiya. Simple forward, reverse, left and right. I've been racing them till to date (just won the First Placing for Tamiya Pro Mini 4WD race last Sunday) . Still have a few NIB now. Its comes with torque gear ratio capable to climbing 40 degrees. Change it to High Speed gears and you'll be surprise with the speed!

Never seen parts from tamiya to make it RC. Got a link or some pics of yours? Would like to see that.

Will try to find the link for you. Its was done by one of the staff from TAmiya Singapore in 1990's.

And you thought YOURS (R/C...) was small....