Hello and welcome to the first of my builds videos on Tamiya's The Frog ORV. This episode features making up the chassis and front suspension.

First introduced in 1983, the 2WD racing buggy Frog made a huge splash with its eye-catching design and high performance running. The Frog now makes a comeback, updated for a new age, but with its basic structure essentially unchanged. Preserving its characteristic space frame, the oil dampers for trailing-arm type rear suspension have been updated to diaphragm type. Rear drive shaft features dog bone type joint for secure power transmission. Sleek polycarbonate body remains the same, while 3-piece wheels feature front grooved and rear spike tires for excellent off-road running.
2WD Chassis Packed with Innovation Electric R/C racing buggy features.
ABS space frame and nylon suspension and bumper for a lightweight yet rugged form that is perfect for off road running. Battery is held in ultra-low position, giving this car the stability and weight balance to handle rough terrain and wild jumps. Advanced 4-wheel independent suspension composed of front double wishbone type featuring in-board spring and durable steel radius arm. Rear trailing arm type features horizontally mounted aluminium cylinder oil dampers for effective shock absorption. Sealed differential gearbox ensures high speed cornering.

Features:
540 Motor
Oil filled dampers
Polycarbonate body
Includes re-designed side aluminium dampers inspired by TRF shock design
Includes re-designed dog-bone style drive train with original rubber boots
Includes straight ribbed racing front tires and high-grip rear spiked tyres
Wheels are realistic 3-piece type

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