Tamiya 44039 - 1/10 CLK DTM 2002 AMG Mercedes Nitro Touring Car Kit  [44039]

Tamiya 44039 - 1/10 CLK DTM 2002 AMG Mrcedes (TG10-Mk.1 Chassis)
Price:
NZD$406.37
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
44039
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Classic touring car styling in RC form

The Tamiya 44039 recreates the CLK DTM 2002 AMG Mercedes in 1/10 scale, giving modellers a faithful miniaturised race machine. This nitro touring kit balances authentic bodywork with a competitive chassis layout, letting builders enjoy both assembly and driving. The TG10-Mk.1 platform focuses on paved-surface dynamics for a genuine on-track feel.

On-track behaviour of the TG10-Mk.1

The TG10-Mk.1 chassis provides a planted footprint on tarmac, with suspension geometry aimed at stable cornering and clear feedback through the steering. The nitro engine imparts a distinct sound and power delivery that many hobbyists prefer for realistic racing sessions. The polycarbonate shell maintains the CLK DTM profile while remaining light and durable.

Tuning tips for reliable running

Start by setting up a safe baseline for the carburetor needles and run-in procedures to protect the engine. Adjust shock oil weight and spring rate to match smooth club tracks or rougher surfaces. Regular care such as inspecting drive belts or differentials and replacing worn components will extend service life.

Why choose nitro over electric

Electric kits like the TT-02 offer ease of use, but the Tamiya 44039 delivers the mechanical involvement of combustion power. For those who enjoy engine tuning and realistic exhaust notes, the TG10-Mk.1 nitro setup provides a rewarding ownership experience.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Chassis Type: TG10-Mk.1
  • Power Source: Nitro Engine
  • Drive Type: 4WD
  • Body: Polycarbonate

Tamiya 44039 is suited to hobbyists who appreciate scale accuracy paired with the hands-on maintenance of nitro touring cars.

A glow starter or electric starter and a rechargeable battery pack are typically used to start nitro engines; many builders also use a starter box for convenience.
Clean the air filter regularly, check for fuel line cracks, and keep drivetrain gears lubricated to prevent premature wear.
Yes, use polycarbonate-specific paints and masking techniques to achieve an accurate race livery without compromising the lightweight body.

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