tamiya

Tamiya's known as this adult toy is actually a toy the kids in such a way to make dimodif well-staged. And, equipment and spare parts are expensive to make this more palatable when Tamiya played by adults.

The race is also often held to Tamiya today although it is not as often as it used to be anymore. Tamiya is actually the brand race car-shaped toys. Since the first entry in Indonesia is a brand of Tamiya, then until now these toys called Tamiya.

Now it's a lot of different brands in addition to Tamiya. Well here is the history of the birth of Tamiya.

1946: Yoshio Tamiya established a sawmill factory in the city of Shizuoka.

1947: The making of a model kit of the wood is formed.

1953: Mills sawmill closed, Tamiya specializes in the manufacture of wooden model kits.

1960: Tamiya, Inc. began producing

1968: Tamiya model kits so first in Japan who participated in the exhibition in Nuremberg Toy Fair, Germany.

1976: Tamiya released the R/C electric powered Porche 924 Turbo with a scale of 1/12. This release spurred car radio to gain control.

1977: Shunsaku Tamiya so President and Chief Executive Officer Tamiya Plastic Model co. sports car Series began to be marketed.

1981: Tamiya launches Motorcycle Series scale 1/12.

1984: Shunsaku Tamiya was appointed President and Chief Executive of Tamiya, Inc.

1987: car "Racing Mini 4WD" scale 1/32 produced since the year before, achieved total sales of 10 million units.

1988: founder of Tamiya, Inc., Yoshio Tamiya died at the age of 83.

1989: Tamiya Amrica, Inc. was founded in Los Angeles, California, United States. Still in the same year, it opened its branch in Europe.

1995: the branch in the Philippines was established, Tamiya Philipines, Inc.

1996: Kakegawa Tamiya R/C Circuit opened in Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan.

History of Tamiya 4wd

Do you love playing mini 4WD? Or just like the collection? It seems like you should also know the history of this hugely popular toys.

Mini 4WD was first invented by Tamiya in 1982 a car battery-powered plastic toys that have many variations. Since then racing and set up a mini 4 WD be a hobby of people all over the world. As for the Aqua mineral water, till now we do associate Tamiya for the mini 4WD.

Other companies also make the mini 4WD market, of which Tokyo Marui, Kyosho, Academy, Auldey, Okami, Gokey, HJH, Twink, and AA. Each of them individually, and introduced several products was a clone of the Tamiya. A clone is an alternative for the expensive, Tamiya products but of course with quality which are not equivalent.

To make it more popular, Tamiya with Shogakukan, Japan publishing company, to create a TV series anime-themed Mini car 4WD. series titles include: Dash! Yonkuro (1989), Let's Go & (1996), Let's Go, Let's PGK & & Go MAX, and finally Let's & Go!! Tamiya The Movie. In 1997, mini 4WD went on sale in the United States, although some stores put up a track, the interest of Americans against this toy turned out to be not much.

Tamiya mini 4WD races usually holds its annual session in the Great Japan Cup, but not in the year 1999, in favor of a new product named promo Dangun Racer. Tamiya mini 4WD Model is the most advanced is the Mini 4Wd Pro, introduced in 2005. This is the fastest mini 4Wd products, because it is very efficient, using the latest design: body material polycarbonate, dual motor shaft in the Middle, and batteries are located on either side of the motor to balance the center of gravity.