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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco

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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco | Top Gear

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Been pining after a Bronco EV? Here’s one in miniature form…

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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco

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Been pining after a Bronco EV? Here’s one in miniature form…

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Been pining after a Bronco EV? Here’s one in miniature form…

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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco

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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco

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Tamiya is making an uber-cool R/C Ford Bronco

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Been pining after a Bronco EV? Here’s one in miniature form…

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Everyone’s favourite radio-controlled car builder Tamiya has unveiled some of its new products for 2022, and we are obsessed with this brilliant recreation of the Ford Bronco. You can't handle the cuteness.

Tamiya says that this will be an assembly kit for people to build at home, and that the end result will use an electric motor and four-wheel drive. Yep, it’s technically a Bronco EV.

The plastic model is almost 50cm long and comes with some fantastic details like that mega roof rack, the 12-spoke wheels and a Bronco-branded spare wheel cover.

That’s not all for Tamiya’s 2022 catalogue though, of course. Check out the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 F1 car, the Mercedes C11 endurance racer and the Jägermeister-liveried 1973 Alpine A110 below. We’ll have a tough time picking our next project that’s for sure.

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Everyone’s favourite radio-controlled car builder Tamiya has unveiled some of its new products for 2022, and we are obsessed with this brilliant recreation of the Ford Bronco. You can't handle the cuteness.

Tamiya says that this will be an assembly kit for people to build at home, and that the end result will use an electric motor and four-wheel drive. Yep, it’s technically a Bronco EV.

The plastic model is almost 50cm long and comes with some fantastic details like that mega roof rack, the 12-spoke wheels and a Bronco-branded spare wheel cover.

That’s not all for Tamiya’s 2022 catalogue though, of course. Check out the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 F1 car, the Mercedes C11 endurance racer and the Jägermeister-liveried 1973 Alpine A110 below. We’ll have a tough time picking our next project that’s for sure.

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Been pining after a Bronco EV? Here’s one in miniature form…