If you're into the chunky design of the new Ford Bronco as much as us, and bemoan the fact that its still not going to be made in right-hand drive, a new, smaller alternative will soon be available.
Much smaller in fact. And its not made by Ford, but Tamiya.
The model comes with a plastic tyre cover at the rear, faithfully recreating the full-size spare At 1:10 scale, this R/C Bronco is not going to get you anywhere soon, but is the closest we'll be able to get of the car’s charming looks. The model comes in the two-door's top grade First Edition model, with the mechanicals of a Badlands, the interior of an Outer Banks and the exterior of a Wildtrak.
The model also comes with a separately moulded roof rack and tyre cover amongst other parts, and sits atop an all-wheel drive 252mm chassis that utilises a four-link suspension alongside semi-pneumatic rubber tyres so you can properly motor it over uneven terrain.
See the R/C car in action here!
Much smaller in fact. And its not made by Ford, but Tamiya.
The model also comes with a separately moulded roof rack and tyre cover amongst other parts, and sits atop an all-wheel drive 252mm chassis that utilises a four-link suspension alongside semi-pneumatic rubber tyres so you can properly motor it over uneven terrain.
See the R/C car in action here!
