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Old 01-21-2013, 04:24 PM
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Tamiya Farm King Wheelie



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The Farm King is an R/C assembly kit based on the popular WR-02 2WD platform. The WR-02 platform was first introduced on the Wild Willy 2, which comes with a pre-assembled gearbox and thanks to clever weight distribution is easy to wheelie by “blipping” the throttle on the transmitter. The newly designed tractor body shell is a reproduction of a farm vehicle often seen in farms across the U.S.A.

Specifications:

Scale 1/10 scale
Construction type: assembly kit
Terrain use: multi-purpose
Drive-train: 2WD RWD
Drive type: gearbox
Drive line: dog bone
Differential type: gear
Suspension: fully independent double wishbone
Steering mechanism: direct servo
Shock damper: friction damper
Shock damper material: plastic
Tire type: rubber
Tire tread: chevron
Body material: polycarbonate
ESC: included
ESC type: TEU-105BK
LED Light buckets: no
LED lights: no
Motor type: 540-brushed type
Bearings: plastic bushing
Chassis material: plastic
Sticker material: vinyl
Internal gear ratio:
Adjustable camber: fixed
Adjustable toe angles: front only
Adjustable ride height: yes
Adjustable gear ratio: fixed
Adjustable wheelbase: fixed
Adjustable track width: fixed
Adjustable shock angle: fixed
Special features: Includes wheelie bar and driver figure, pre-assembled gearbox
Requires: 7.2 battery & charger
Requires: polycarbonate paint
Requires: radio gear, servo, receiver

58556 - MSRP: $250.00
Availability: February
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Old 01-21-2013, 05:19 PM
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Old 01-21-2013, 07:38 PM
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What next....maybe a Wheelie Wheelchair, scheesh!
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Old 01-21-2013, 07:51 PM
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I like it, I'll pony up as long as they don't over price it
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Old 01-21-2013, 08:19 PM
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uhhh... tamiya, put down the pipe please.

can't say it's not creative though.
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OK. Who is the first person who could have built this with stock parts sitting in their bin?

I'm envisioning Maxx tires in rear, 2.2 up front and something like a Mamba Monster under a Bruder tractor. Talk about hilarious fun on a Stampede size chassis.

Still, it's pretty comical and will be seen in trailer parks near you soon!
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Old 01-21-2013, 08:40 PM
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I think the 60,000 gallon vat of tire glue has the lid sitting off in the corner again...

Can't blame them for trying something new though!

Maybe it'll be a collector's item in 30 years..

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Maybe it'll be a collector's item in 30 years..

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No, but there will at least be four re-releases to pick from.
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I think it's awesome!

I would hook it up to little tree stumps and yank them out of the ground.
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Old 01-24-2013, 07:19 AM
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the wild willy 2 was my very first rc so many years ago. very fun chassis. with a mild mod motor, oil shocks, an esc and bearings, this thing could be very fun.
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I thought the bus was too much... then a tractor...
There is a little kid in the midwest that just cr@pped himself, and is begging ma and pa to get 'em one of these.
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