Tamiya Mini 4WD PRO Tixiv (ME Chassis) Arrives With Fluorescent Green Body
The Tixiv brings hyper designer Takayuki Yamazaki, known for the DCR and Cross Spear series, back to Mini 4WD with a body tuned for lightweight and low center of gravity, plus interchangeable fenders and canopy options.
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Tamiya will release the 1/32 Mini 4WD PRO Series No. 64 Tixiv (ME Chassis) on October 24, 2026, priced at 1,650 yen. Designed by Takayuki Yamazaki, the kit features a vivid fluorescent green body aimed at lightweight and low center of gravity, with a double-shaft motor and super-hard small-diameter low-height tires.
The Tixiv is the latest Mini 4WD PRO kit from Tamiya, designed by Takayuki Yamazaki, who previously worked on the DCR and Cross Spear series. The body is compact and vivid fluorescent green, built for lightweight and low center of gravity, with airflow-minded intakes and outlets.
Builders can choose between a smoke-colored canopy or a cockpit part integrated with a driver figure. Front and rear fenders come in two types each, compatible with small-diameter and large-diameter tires. The ME chassis uses a double-shaft motor and includes super-hard small-diameter low-height tires as standard.
The kit measures about 156mm long, 97mm wide, and 33mm or 35mm tall depending on the top part. It assembles without adhesive, using snap-fit and screws, and requires two AA batteries sold separately.
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