A legend returns – the Terra Scorcher has been a trusty off-road assembly kit for R/C enthusiasts since 1988! It makes a welcome comeback in the shape of this limited edition kit, which features a modern chassis and some updates to the livery marking scheme.
Tamiya Terra Scorcher (2020) Features:
- 1/10 scale R/C model assembly kit.
- Polycarbonate body is paired with the 4WD chassis that was previously employed on the re- issued Fire Dragon (Item 58403), with further upgrades.
- Updated marking stickers keep the flavor of the 1988 original.
- Shaft-driven 4WD drivetrain provides efficient and reliable drive via universal joints and 3-bevel gear differentials in the front and rear sealed gearboxes, and enhanced by Full Ball Bearings.
- The streamlined double wishbone suspension employs upper I-arms and lower H-arms with CVA oil dampers. Upper arms are adjustable.
- Stabilizers front and rear ensure nimble handling and precision.
- Includes: Tamiya TBLE-02S ESC (electronic speed control) Capable of running sensor brushless motors and brushed motors alike. (21.5 Turn BL motor limit) (23 Turn brushed motor limit)
Tamiya Terra Scorcher (2020) Requires to Complete:
- 2-Channel radio
- Steering servo
- 7.2volt battery pack with compatible charger
- Tamiya PS paint
- Brand: Tamiya
- Part No: HC-47442
- Barcode: 4950344474424
- Scale: 1:10
- Vehicle Type: Buggy
- Power Source: Electric - No Motor
- Surface Type: Off Road
- Build Level: Unassembled (Kit)
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Will spares be available for the terra scorcher?
Asked by Martin Stothard on 23rd April 2020
Yes, just pop your part number into our site search
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Hi which brushless motor would you recommend to run with the stock speed control? And what kind of lipo would then be needed; what dimension of lipo will the battery bay take? Thanks
Asked by Nicholas Fox on 28th April 2020
I'd look at running a brushless setup such as 2120002
You could then run LiPos such as say C-49440 or HPI-101941
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
