[18650] DCR-02 by PDC Designworks (MA Chassis)

[The 2nd Innovative Concept Body]

This is a plastic model assembly kit of a four-wheel drive racer that is fun to race with its high-performance running.

DCR-02 (Decross-02) is the second Mini 4WD PRO machine that uses the "Cross System".

The bright yellow ABS resin body is designed by hyper designer Takayuki Yamazaki, who also worked on DCR-01 (Decross-01).

It is composed of three parts: front cowl, rear cowl, and rear wing, and you can easily color coordinate it by combining it with a body set of different colors sold separately.

In addition, the front cowl and rear cowl can be replaced with the DCR-01 (Decross-01), the first machine that uses the "Cross System".

It is also fun to create your own original machine.

The machine name logo and the carbon pattern that enhances the racy mood are prepared with metallic stickers.

In addition, the chassis uses MA, which is high performance and highly expandable.

The main body is gunmetal colored, and the A parts are yellow, giving it a mechanical finish.

The Y-spoke wheels feature a delicate, three-dimensional design and are fitted with small-diameter, low-height tires.

⇒ For more information on the Cross System, please see DCR-01 (MA Chassis) (18646).

[MA Chassis Pursuing Driving Efficiency]

"MA" stands for Midship AERO.

The "MS Chassis" has a midship layout with a double-shaft motor mounted in the center of the body, and the "AR Chassis" is designed with particular attention to airflow (aero) while driving.

The "MA Chassis" combines the excellent features of each into one chassis.

Of course, by taking advantage of the racing know-how accumulated so far, a 3.5:1 gear ratio is adopted, and six low-friction resin rollers and a rear skid bar are also standard equipment, thoroughly refining the driving performance.

In addition, the adoption of a one-piece monocoque structure makes it easier to assemble and maintain, making it a chassis that can be used by a wide range of racers, from beginners to veteran racers, and for everything from street races on smaller courses to official competitions on large special 5-lane circuits.