Description
Condition: New
A challenger from Japan won a grueling endurance race
The Nurburgring is a German circuit known for its harshness. The name is often heard in Japan as it is also used as a development course for sports cars. Subaru has been competing in the 24-hour endurance race held here since 2008, winning its class four times. Based on SUBARU's high-performance sports sedan WRX STI, the WRX STI NBR Challenge was created specifically for this race. NBR stands for Nurburgring. An electric radio control car assembly kit that reproduces the machine that won the class championship in 2016. The complexly shaped front bumper spoiler, bonnet with air vents on both sides of the air intake, edgy front and rear fenders, diffuser-shaped rear end, and other features have been realistically reproduced using polycarbonate. The door mirrors and rear wing integrated with the stay are made of resin and have a good sense of scale. Many sponsor logos are also stickers
This is the machine that won its class at last year's Nurburgring 24 Hour Race.
Based on SUBARU's high-performance sports sedan WRX STI, the impressive style has been realistically recreated using polycarbonate.
Door mirrors and rear wing are also available as separate parts.
The chassis uses the shaft drive 4WD TT-02.
We recommend ``86016 TS-16 Metallic Blue'' as the main painting instruction.
We recommend the ``45053 Fine Spec 2.4G Electric RC Drive Set'' for the optional radio.
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