The Tamiya 18651 Dancing Divine Doll interprets the "Hyper Dash! Yonkuro" aesthetic into a compact Mini 4WD racer. It pairs period-correct styling with an MA chassis engineered for balanced performance and tuning flexibility.
Hiroyuki Takei's styling provides a classic race-car silhouette. The model uses a red body mould complemented by metallic red and brown stickers with lilac accents, producing a distinctive finish that honours its inspiration.
The MA (Midship AERO) chassis positions the motor centrally to enhance weight distribution and aerodynamic efficiency. The monocoque chassis simplifies construction and servicing, suitable for newcomers and experienced modders alike.
The MA chassis provides ample room for upgrades. Racers often change motors, experiment with tyre compounds and sizes, adjust gear ratios, and add ballast or dampers to tune the car to specific circuit demands.
This is supplied as a snap-fit kit featuring an Olive Gray ABS chassis and Purple low-friction POM A parts for resilience. A Type 130 double shaft motor is included. The car requires two AA batteries to run, which must be purchased separately.
Combining authentic looks with a flexible MA platform, the Tamiya 18651 Dancing Divine Doll is a compelling choice for collectors and racers who like to personalise their Mini 4WD entries.
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