Tamiya Lunch Box

Tamiya Lunch Box—the original wheelie monster truck. Easy to build, easy to use, and all at a truly beginner-friendly price. Now it's back better than ever, thanks to modern electronics.

NOTE THAT THIS IS A BUILDING KIT!

The Tamiya Lunch Box is back, and just like in 1987, it boasts a classic monster design, big monster wheels, and the wildest monster wheelies when you hit the throttle.

You assemble your own Lunch Box. It's like putting together Technic Lego—just follow the manual, and after a few enjoyable evenings, you'll have a cool, ready-to-roll Monster truck.

To get rolling, you’ll need a radio set (with servo, battery, and charger) and an ESC. Save 20% when purchased with the car!

Tamiya Lunch Box Highlights

• Wild Monster truck body with cool graphics
• Option to paint and style as you wish
• Simple and easy construction with a well-thought-out manual
• Powerful 540 motor
• Easy to further upgrade with RS 540 Sport-tuned
• Option for a complete combo package

Things You Should Know

Tamiya makes build-it-yourself cars the right way. It doesn't require special tools or years of experience. With the Tamiya Lunch Box, anyone can get involved. To assemble the car, we recommend the Tamiya RC tool set, which is perfect for the job.

With the easy-to-follow manual in hand, we can almost guarantee that anyone can build a Lunch Box.

Specifications

Tips and Videos from the Workshop

When we build our own Tamiya cars, we often upgrade the original plastic bushings to real ball bearings. With ball bearings, your car rolls better, giving you both more top speed and longer run time. It's especially a good idea if you tune your Lunch Box with the big RS 540 Sport Tuned motor. For the Lunch Box, you'll need a set of each of these—1150 and 850.

Tuning your Lunch Box? Upgrade to the Tamiya RS 540 Sport Tuned for maximum top speed and ultimate wheelies. Do we need to say it's at your own risk?

If you’re unlucky enough to need spare parts for your Tamiya car, you’ll find all part numbers at the back of your manual. Once you have the right part number, contact us at support@morfars.dk, and we can order the spare parts for you.

Tips from the Workshop (video):
-How to build a Tamiya car (shown on Grasshopper)
-How to paint a Tamiya car (shown on Grasshopper)
-Tips & Tricks for Tamiya