Tamia Fighter NextGen: Evolution on D4 Chassis
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In the latest episode of Tomley RC, we dive into the thrilling world of the new Tamia Fighter NextGen buggy on the cutting-edge D4 chassis. This buggy traces its roots back through the evolutionary timeline of Tamia's DT chassis, from the iconic D1 to the revolutionary D3. The D4 chassis promises to set the stage for the next decade of off-road RC excitement, hinting at a future filled with adrenaline-pumping releases. At the Nurenberg toy fair, our host had the privilege of getting up close and personal with this beast, even taking it for a spin to feel its raw power.
During the build process, the Fighter NextGen reveals itself as a kit designed for both novices and speed enthusiasts, with the potential for future upgrades to unleash even more performance. The absence of bearings in the kit doesn't deter our host, who deftly sources and installs them to enhance the buggy's overall performance. Assembling the buggy becomes a symphony of mechanical precision, from setting up the differential to fine-tuning the wheelbase for optimal handling on various terrains. The Fighter NextGen emerges as a versatile machine, ready to conquer any challenge thrown its way.
The joy of building and customizing the Fighter NextGen is a testament to Tamia's legacy of providing enthusiasts with not just a toy, but an experience. Our host's journey with Tamia kits, from swapping a Nintendo Game Boy for a Mad Cap to receiving a special gift from the brand's president, showcases the enduring appeal and craftsmanship of these RC wonders. The Fighter NextGen embodies the spirit of fun and creativity that defines the Tamia brand, offering a gateway to a world where speed, precision, and sheer enjoyment collide in a whirlwind of excitement.
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