Tamiya 46607C 1/10 XBS Schnitzer BMW M3 RTR Track Styled Model  [46607C]

Tamiya 46607C - RC 1/10 XBS Schnitzer BMW M3 (Clear Body)
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Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
46607C
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From Circuit History to Scale Model

The BMW M3 became a touring car icon, notably through Schnitzer Motorsport's efforts in the 1987 World Touring Car Championships. With Roberto Ravaglia at the wheel, the M3's 2.5-liter engine produced roughly 340ps and helped secure the Drivers' Championship. Tamiya recreates that period racing car as the 46607C in detailed 1/10 scale.

Chassis Design and Road Behaviour

Built around the XBS chassis, a developed form of the TT-01 Type-E, this model focuses on stable on-road behaviour. Its shaft-driven 4WD system promotes even power distribution, while the fully independent double wishbone suspension with oil-filled dampers supports predictable cornering. The polycarbonate body mirrors the original M3 silhouette while staying lightweight.

Electronics Fitment and Tuning Notes

The package includes a 540-brushed motor and the TEU-104BK ESC for straightforward throttle control, along with a 2-channel AM Adspec GP transmitter. For better lap times or a different balance, consider tuning ride height and gear ratio to match your preferred circuits.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Construction Type: RTR (Ready-to-Run)
  • Terrain Use: On-road
  • Drive-train: 4WD
  • Drive Type: Shaft
  • Suspension: Fully independent double wishbone
  • Shock Damper: Oil-filled, plastic material
  • Tire Type: Rubber, radial tread
  • Body Material: Polycarbonate
  • ESC Model: TEU-104BK
  • Motor: 540-brushed type

The Tamiya 46607C RC 1/10 XBS Schnitzer BMW M3 is a practical choice for on-road enthusiasts seeking a ready-to-run classic with scope for setup tweaks and upgrades.

Yes, the balanced XBS chassis and 4WD layout make the car well suited to organised on-road club events and practice sessions.
Racers often upgrade the motor and ESC for more speed or swap tyres and wheels to improve grip and handling for specific track conditions.
Inspect for leaks, replace oil when performance drops, and check shaft alignment; regular maintenance keeps damping consistent lap after lap.
Replacement polycarbonate bodies and aftermarket liveries are commonly available from hobby dealers for those who want a fresh shell or a custom look.

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