Presentation of the Tamiya Mercedes C 11
The Mercedes-Benz C11 is a Group C racing prototype introduced for the 1990 World Sports Prototype Championship. Built by Sauber as a successor to the Sauber C9, the C11 used the same Mercedes-Benz M119 twin-turbo 5.0 V8, 0 liters. This was the first time Mercedes-Benz chose to put its name on the car, instead of just using Sauber. Here is the scale model of this legendary car!
Characteristics of the Tamiya Mercedes C 11
Main Features
- 4x2 drivetrain
- Bathtub frame
- Superior FRP plate
- Central hydraulic shock absorber
- Direct training
- Ball differential
- Lexan bodywork
- Foam tires
- Sport Tuned Engine
- Length 490mm
- Width 206mm
- Height 110mm
- Wheelbase 280mm
Parts required and not included
- Radio and servo
- 7.2v battery and Tamiya plug charger
- Electronic variator
