Tamiya 94712 - Mini 4WD Home Circuit SP Edition Backyard Racing Track Black/Orange  [94712]

Tamiya 94712 - Mini 4WD Home Circuit SP Ed Blk/Orange
Price:
AUD$151.45
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
94712
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Tamiya 94712 - Mini 4WD Home Circuit SP Edition Backyard Style Black and Orange

The Tamiya 94712 Mini 4WD Home Circuit SP Edition gives hobbyists a bold black and orange track to run practice laps and set up informal meets. The colour split helps identify straight runs and corners quickly, and the kit is built so you can join multiple circuits for longer layouts or different configurations.

Build, Parts and Handling

Black straight and lane change pieces pair with orange curves to create a balanced course that tests both top speed and car control. The 10 meter course length equals two full laps and the completed circuit measures 2,160mm by 1,200mm, fitting into many garage or hobby-room spaces.

Specifications

  • Course Length: 10m (2 full laps)
  • Dimensions: 2,160mm x 1,200mm
  • Color Scheme: Black and Orange

Can I join several kits for a longer circuit?

Yes, the pieces are compatible with other Mini 4WD Oval Home Circuit sets so you can expand the layout to suit group races or longer practice runs.

Do I need any special tools to assemble it?

Basic hand tools like a small screwdriver are usually sufficient; parts snap together and the kit is intended for straightforward home assembly.

Any tips for storing the track between sessions?

Keep sections flat and dry, and stack pieces in their boxed order to avoid warping. Store away from direct sunlight to preserve colours and fit.

Is this suitable for competitive club nights?

It is ideal for casual club sessions and practice; for formal competition organisers may prefer purpose-built modular race tracks with timing systems.

Will the track handle heavier customised Mini 4WD bodies?

The circuit pieces are robust, but very heavy or altered bodies should be checked for clearance at lane-change joints to avoid damage.

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