FM-A Chassis Mini 4WD Kit Guide
Choose a Mini 4WD FM-A chassis kit with front-motor handling in mind. Confirm the body, parts fitment and event rules before planning a setup.
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Brocken Gigant was driven by Kondo Gen in "Let's & Go!!". Its body has an unusual look, with fenders that sandwich rather than fully cover the wheels and pipe-frame sideguards, plus a removable front cowl piece; stickers reproduce the headlights and other markings.
Built on the FM-A chassis in metallic grey ABS with red A parts, it carries the front-motor layout's forward center of gravity for varied track profiles, a low-friction front skid bar, four rollers including 8mm-thick rear rollers, and aircraft-inspired aero side stays that also serve as mounting points for Grade-Up parts. The underside gives quick access to the motor for setup changes, and gearing is 3.5:1.
Choose a Mini 4WD FM-A chassis kit with front-motor handling in mind. Confirm the body, parts fitment and event rules before planning a setup.
The Mini 4WD FMA chassis puts the motor up front, which changes braking and jump attitude completely. Tuning around that forward weight bias.
We counted every non-kit SKU in our own 289-item Tamiya catalogue by named chassis. MS, AR and Super XX lead, but two-thirds of parts name no chassis at all.