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The Tamiya Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 EVO II 1991 (47525) is an ideal assembly kit for RC hobbyists and racing enthusiasts who appreciate classic touring car heritage. Built on the renowned TT-02 chassis, this kit provides a balanced blend of ease of assembly and high-performance potential on paved surfaces, though it is intended for those comfortable with the technical process of building an RC model from the ground up.
| Series | TT-02 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 47525 |
| Brand | Tamiya |
Yes, a standard brushed motor is typically included with the Tamiya TT-02 assembly kits.
Absolutely; the TT-02 is one of the most supported chassis platforms, with hundreds of official and third-party hop-up parts available.
The pre-painted body shell usually comes pre-cut, but you may need to trim the excess material around the wheel wells depending on the specific manufacturing batch.
A standard 7.2V NiMH battery pack with a Tamiya-style connector is recommended for initial operation.
The mechanical chassis parts are water-resistant, but the electronic components must be specified as waterproof to run in wet conditions.
You will need a set of precision screwdrivers, side cutters, needle-nose pliers, and modeling knives.
Check that the steering servo is centered and all linkage connections are free from binding.
Ensure the motor pinion gear is correctly meshed with the spur gear and that no debris is trapped in the gear cover.
Adjust the steering trim on your transmitter and check that the front wheel alignment is symmetrical.
To complete the build, you will need a 2-channel radio system, a steering servo, an electronic speed controller, a 7.2V battery pack, and a compatible charger. Assemble the chassis carefully according to the included manual, ensuring all moving parts are properly lubricated with the provided grease. For maintenance, regularly inspect the drivetrain for grit buildup, clean the chassis using compressed air, and periodically re-check the wheel nuts and suspension arm screws to ensure they remain tight after active running sessions.
