Tamiya 1/14 Mercedes Benz AROCS 3348 6×4 Tipper Scaled RC Truck Kit
1 in stock (can be backordered)
Tamiya 1/14 Mercedes Benz AROCS 3348 6×4 Tipper Scaled RC Truck Kit
$880.00
1 in stock (can be backordered)
CompareWhether you’re a (real) truck driver or model enthusiast this build will be one to remember! The Mercedes Benz AROCS 3348 6×4 dump tuck from Tamiya is a high detailed, scaled remote controlled 1/14 truck that you build up yourself and you get the joy of actually using it once you’ve finished! It features a highly realistic truck bed section behind the cab which can be operated by the radio transmitter, using the separately-sold Actuator Set (Item 56545)!
The included 3 speed gearbox allows you to shift on the fly!
- Low (forwards and backwards)
- Medium (forwards and backwards)
- High  (forwards and backwards)
The must have multi function unit gives your Tamiya 1/14 semi truck some attitude by lighting it up with LED lights (which work with the operation of the vehicle for example, when the truck is turning left the left indicator flashes), adding realistic vibrations (idle and starting vibrations etc), and of course, the sounds!
- 24 different sounds
- 9 different types of lights
- Vibrations synchronised with the motor output
- Length: 576mm (22.67″)
- Width: 190mm (7.48″)
- Steering servo
- Shift servo (for changing gears)
- Remote controller – see below
- Battery
- Charger
- Paint – see below
- ESC (or the optional multi function unit)
- Optional:Â Tamiya semi truck multi function unit #56511
- Recommended Tools:
- Large Philips head screw driver
- Small Philips head screw driver
- Modelling knife
- Long nose pliers
- Side cutters
- Scissors
- Tweezers
- Plastic cement
- Instant cement
- Synthetic rubber cement
- File
Important:Â When you’re choosing your remote controller for your Tamiya semi truck, you need to figure if you want to use a MFU (Multi Function Unit). Your choice is between an analog or digital trimmed 4ch radio.
If you plan on using your Tamiya semi without an MFU, you can use either analog or digital.
If you plan on using your Tamiya semi with an MFU, you can only use an analog remote controller like the Tamiya Attack 4YWD.
How can I tell if my remote has analog or digital trim?
- Analog remote trims slide from one end to the other
- Digital remote trims are switches and click in either direction (no sliding)
