Tamiya CC02!

[makya]

Nothing official from Tamiya...yet. BUT...

RCMart blog


and

Tamiyablog


Been a long time coming! "thumbsup""thumbsup"

AmPro Engineering mentioned handing off a few RCs to Tamiya at Proline by the fire and I cant help but hope he's already had some influence on their direction. I really hope they have listened

here's a clip of what went down

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I had forgotten about ampro talking with tamiya USA. I may have to eat my words from earlier.

 

[Harley]

AmPro Engineering mentioned handing off a few RCs to Tamiya at Proline by the fire and I cant help but hope he's already had some influence on their direction. I really hope they have listened

here's a clip of what went down

I doubt they'll let Tamiya US have much input, usually not how they roll. Cool to see Tony pick up those cars, he's an ex Axial employee so he's been around them plenty. I believe he is over at Tamiya continuing to do some marketing on the US side.

 

[makya]

I doubt they'll let Tamiya US have much input, usually not how they roll. Cool to see Tony pick up those cars, he's an ex Axial employee so he's been around them plenty. I believe he is over at Tamiya continuing to do some marketing on the US side.

True, but being that he's got experience in the crawler scene, he may have some input that others dont over there at tamiya USA.
Tamiya is weird, so you never know what they're going to do.

Who knows, maybe we'll see a lunchbox body with TLT axles :lmao:

 

[fordnutter]

Just re-issue the Honda CRV hard body..

:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen: I 2nd that

 

[txbart]

I want that Isuzu Vehicross. I know they did it in 32nd scale & maybe 24th scale, I heard rumors they did it in 10th scale for the CC01 Chassis as well.

 

[ferp420]

im was saving my pennies for the cc01 amigo but the vs410pro is now getting those pennys maybe ill get the amigo for cristmas or my bday or some other major event mabe ill sell one of my volkswagons too many good rcs to worrie about driveway orniments
maybe the cc02 will be another amigo lol

 

[txbart]

A new pic is up at Tamiyablog, it has a solid front axle.

 

[OSRC]

Wow. Didn't see that coming....Kinda disappointed already. The IFS is what makes the CC01 chassis interesting imo. Curious to see more in any case.

 

[HumboldtEF]

https://tamiyablog.com/category/future-releases/

I cant say I'll miss the IFS and the brick that it brought with it, though they likely could have the IFS without the brick too.

 

[goobs]

DANG!
i was hoping for similar but better platform. really wanted revised ifs/steering and portals all around.

 

[hairyguy4]

That diff doesn’t look very scale, and shaped like they want it to get hung up on every rock and branch in existence

 

[mond]

https://tamiyablog.com/category/future-releases/

I cant say I'll miss the IFS and the brick that it brought with it, though they likely could have the IFS without the brick too.

I guess they saw the MST CFX and the success that had. It's practically the spiritual successor to the CC01 in what it aims to achieve.

The real question is why Tamiya has made their next 1:16 tank the M551 and not something people want to buy.

 

[OSRC]

Some info from RCRacer: https://www.thercracer.com/2019/08/exclusive-tamiya-cc-02-4x4-scale.html

 

[JatoTheRipper]

OSRC's link confirms it's a solid axle, 4-link design. I think we have Tamiya's first out of the box scale crawler! Yes? No?

This is striking and a little overkill.

Twenty gear ratios (Yes 20!) between 11.09:1 and 29.28:1 are possible using separately sold pinion gears, for fine-tuning!
4-link rigid suspension is employed front and rear, with CVA oil dampers.


I'm not a fan of the CC-01 nor do I need the IFS, but I think there isn't much to separate this vehicle from the pack so I'm not sure it's going to get much love. A CC-02 with IFS would have stood out more. As was said somewhere above, the MST CFX/CMX are great little trucks and the most likely to be direct competition with this vehicle.

 

[Sneetches]

Love the axle description translation:

Housings enclose a central differential gear and axle shafts in a rigid setup that lets the model take on rough terrain with ease: if one wheel rises, the other is pushed downward to help the model gain traction

It looks like they're still using those same tires that are harder than the rocks you'd crawl on.

 

[soze]

I'm just going to keep sticking CC-01/CC-02 bodies onto a CMX/CFX....

 

[JohnnyAnguish]

I'm just going to keep sticking CC-01/CC-02 bodies onto a CMX/CFX....

If it ain't broke...

 

[littlebuddha]

Great! looks like every other crawler style solid axle chassis in the market...wish they had kept the IFS front. Pretty sure the CMX will perform better and will be cheaper - but man that body!!"thumbsup"

 

[58_Willys]

I kinda like it. My first thought was...how can I get a Wrangler body on that.

 

[txbart]

More new pics are up at Tamiyablog. It’s disappointing.