Tamiya The Falcon - Schumacher C2W re-re Tranmission FreedCad 3D Printed Modified Project #vintage

#tamiya #falcon #3dprinting #3d #freecad #bambulab Tamiya The Falcon 58056 3D FreeCad, 3D Printed, Modified Gear box, Using schumacher C2W re-re parts The Tamiya The Falcon (item number 58056) is a vintage 1/10 scale, 2WD electric-powered remote control buggy kit that was originally released in 1986. It is now a sought-after collector's item and is primarily available used or as rare, new-in-box kits on online marketplaces like eBay. Specifications Scale: 1/10 Drive: 2WD rear-wheel drive Chassis: ABS plastic bathtub type Suspension: Fully independent all around, with a front independent coil spring system and a rear rigid trailing arm system Motor: Includes a 540-type motor Body: Clear Lexan polycarbonate Release Date: June 30, 1986 Product Details and Expert Opinions The Tamiya Falcon is considered a classic piece of R/C history, known for its distinct 80s aesthetic with bright yellow parts and innovative fully articulate suspension for its time. Collectibility vs. Performance: Reviewers note that while the car is a great collectible item that looks fantastic when built, it is not a high-performance buggy by modern standards. Durability Concerns: The original plastic parts are rigid and prone to cracking or breaking, particularly the front end, shock tower, and suspension arms, especially if jumped or run aggressively. Maintenance Needs: Owners recommend using upgraded bearings (rubber sealed are best for dirt) and suggest modifications such as reinforcing the front end or adjusting the shock length to improve durability and handling. Availability: The original kit is no longer available as a new production item and must be sourced from vintage collectors. The price for a kit can vary widely based on its condition (used vs. new-in-box). I`m going to give opinion on my build plus my views. Hope you enjoy the video as i have many many more to come. you might want to take a look at my other tamiya videos which ive uploaded. Any feedback is welcome.