GreatDane

For the time being only Tamiya know.

According to Tamiyablog.com, Tamiya are about to release a VW Beetle Rally on the MF-01X chassis. No images yet.

Very sad business, indeed.

Might this be it? Image courtesy of RC Monkey

I welcome a F105 with new shells and wider rubber tires. The Hobbyshow is coming up mid May 2017. Who knows what Tamiya have up their sleeve :-)

Check out MCI Racing at: http://mciracing.ca It may be of some help.

Tamiya Team Hahn Euro Racing truck (#58632) tires (Dia. 70mm) will fit the GB01 rear wheels. In order to make them fit the GB01 front wheels you need to narrow the tire a bit (EDIT: I have reasons to believe front and rear wheels are the diameter). How to make the wheels fit 12mm hex, I for one do not know. Hope it helps?

Will do. Cheers, TurnipJF :-)

Old post, I know, but I have the same problem uploading avatar photo. And the link do not work. What to do then? Thanks.

Nope! :-)

Team Hahn tires are perfect fit to M-chassis wheels.

The above link may shed some light :-)

Thats a very cool truck, pininfarina :-) Is this racing truck scene hitting of and will we see new teams do you guys reckon?

Finally, I got my hands on a set of tires and can now inform you guys that the Team Hahn Racing Truck tyre fit M-chassis wheels perfectly. Bonus info: Some time ago, I did have an Tamiya Tam-Tech Hornet buggy and fitted the buggy with M-chassis rear tires, thus the Truck tyre does also fit Tam-Tech rear wheels.

The tire OD is 70mm courtesy Rcmart. I think Tamiya should release this truck, and info that follows, asap :-)

Cheers, Nitomor. But this is known information to me. But thanks again :-)

Still no Team Hahn Racing MAN TGS Euro Racing Truck in sight. Does anyone happens to know the wheelsize on the MAN TGS?

The image of the MF-01X chassis is courtesy of Rc Monkey.

No need to apologize ;-)

I used the tire dia. as a factor to calculate the body wheelbase, thus getting a body wheelbase of approx. 240mm. Could be wrong though c'',)

I had the Tam-Tech Hornet running on M-chassis tires. Replace the narrow front wheels with rear wheels and mount M-chassis tires on all four corners. The M-chassis tires are a direct fit on Tam-Tech rear wheels.

As I recall, Tamiya do not release a list of news prior to the fair in Germany. Has never done. And never will (I presume). We only see a list of news prior to the Shizuoka HobbyShow and Tokyo HobbyShow.

You are welcome, my friend :-)

Hi guys. The FF04 Evo manual is up on Tamiyas website: http://www.tamiya.com/japan/download/rcmanual/84394.pdf Enjoy :-)

Thanks, TE :-)