DAS87A02 IFA W50 2WD 1/87 Kit

Description

The DAS87A02 IFA W50 kit is another beautifully engineered 1/87 scale masterpiece. Not only is the DAS87 range ideal for bringing interest to your H0 scale railway layout, they’re also great for table-top off-roading! Lift the lid on your presentation tin and discover the resin printed chassis and wheels, and CNC machined brass steering assembly and transmission. Rubber tires, brass gears and a resin printed IFA W50 body complete the package.

The W50 IFA is a rear-wheel drive model, and as such you will find it a much simpler kit to build compared with the DAS87A01 Defender. We would recommend this model as the best place to start for those without previous experience modeling in 1/87 scale.

We offer the DAS87A02 IFA W50 as a kit, allowing you to complete a rolling truck to which you add your preferred electronic speed controller, servo, 1S LiPo battery and radio gear. Follow the links below for our recommendations.

Specifications: DAS87A02 IFA W50 2WD 1/87 Kit

• Construction: Plastic chassis / body, CNC brass steering / transmission
• Dimensions: L69mm x W22mm x H36mm
• Wheelbase: 37mm

Recommended Electronics

• 1.7g low voltage micro servo
• ESC for 1/87 micro RC cars 1S3A
• Dasmikro 8ch nano receiver: Compatible with standard or hacked Flysky GT3B and GT3C transmitters
• or the ESC/Reciever combo DasMikro 7ch Flysky AFHDS AiO Nano RX/ESC Combo
• 100MAh single cell (1S) LiPo battery: We are not able to supply these due to shipping restrictions, but they are widely available.

You also could also use any suitable 1/87 kit body from Wiking, Herpa, Busch or Brekina for a custom build.

Tiny4x4 is excited to bring you this exclusive new product, designed and manufactured by the genius behind the DasMikro range. If you’re here, you’re already a micro guy. Now take the next step and go Nano! Please note, although this kit is aimed at less experienced modelers, no assembly manual is provided, and it does contain seriously small parts.

Please watch Luke Towan’s video over at Boulder Creek Rail Road Youtube channel for a more detailed assembly video:

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