Aero Avante AR Chassis Guide
Tamiya Aero Avante is an AR chassis kit with a famous body. Confirm its exact hardware and compatibility before changing rollers, tyres or body mounts.
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Tamiya Buster-Sonic Premium (AR Chassis)(19445)
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Description
Buster-Sonic was the fourth machine driven by Retsu Seiba in "Let's & Go!!". Its compact white body features cut-off fenders, molded-in front suspension detailing, and a rear wing on a distinctive stay, finished with the kit's metallic stickers.
It rides on the AR chassis in metallic grey with red underpanel and diffuser parts, mounted with yellow 5-spoke wheels on large-diameter slick tires. Gearing is 4.2:1, and the chassis carries the same cooling airflow path, removable underpanel/diffuser, and slope-section skid bar as other AR kits in this range.
- Length: 155mm, Width: 97mm, Height: 44mm
- Wheels: yellow 5-spoke; Tires: large-diameter slick
- Chassis: AR, metallic grey with red underpanel/diffuser
- Gear ratio: 4.2:1; motor included
- Requires 2x AA/R6 batteries (not included)
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