TrackLab 4wd

Maker Faire Bay Area 2025

September 26th-28th

Mini 4WDs are 1/32 scale, four-wheel drive model cars that are powered by an electric motor and designed to be assembled from kits. These kits are snap-together, meaning they don't require glue, and can be customized with a wide range of optional parts to enhance performance and appearance. They are popular for both recreational building and competitive racing.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Assembly:
Mini 4WD kits are designed for easy assembly, typically involving snapping parts together and using screws.

Four-Wheel Drive:
The cars feature four-wheel drive, powered by a single electric motor, which transmits power to all four wheels.

Customization:
Tamiya offers a vast array of optional parts (often called "Hop-Up" parts) that can be used to modify and upgrade the cars, allowing for performance tuning and aesthetic changes.

Racing:
Mini 4WDs are popular for racing, with various tracks and organized competitions available.