Is the Tamiya Blackfoot 2016 a good RC truck?

Tamiya Blackfoot 2016 Reviewed The Tamiya Blackfoot, originally released in 1986, is an iconic RC truck that has provided many positive memories for many of us. As I stated in one of my previous articles, “Reliving the excitement of your first RC”, the Blackfoot was my first real hobby grade RC vehicle.

What year did the Tamiya Blackfoot come out?

The Tamiya Blackfoot, originally released in 1986, is an iconic RC truck that has provided many positive memories for many of us. As I stated in one of my previous articles, “Reliving the excitement of your first RC”, the Blackfoot was my first real hobby grade RC vehicle.

Where can I buy old Tamiya parts?

– Tamiya RC & Radio Control Cars OVER 3000 VINTAGE TAMIYA & ASSOCIATED PARTS! Its good to be back on TC and to celebrate we are listing 95% of our current parts inventory which is all for sale. We are currently selling parts full-time on our site at www.finishlinehobbies.com .

What is the Blackfoot re-release kit?

This re-release version of the Blackfoot assembly kit features a chassis with a number of updates while keeping largely to that used on the original off-road car released in 1986. It includes a highly realistic ABS body with roll bar and metal plated front grille parts.

Is the Blackfoot the best RC of all time?

The Blackfoot has always been and always will be my favorite RC of all time. Thanks for reading this review, and I would love to read about your Blackfoot experiences in the comments below.

What kind of motor does the Blackfoot 2016 have?

The Blackfoot 2016 includes a Mabuchi 540 closed end bell brushed motor, similar to the one in the original kit. The original hexagonal drive axles and diff cups have been upgraded to universal joints and dog bones on the Blackfoot 2016.

What tools do I need to assemble the Blackfoot 2016?

The main tool needed to assemble the Blackfoot 2016 is a phillips head screw driver. A 4-way hex wrench, which fits all the nuts, is included with the kit. I’ve documented each step of the build visually, so you can follow along. You can also check out the many videos below.