※ This product is a jig for processing GUP518 and attaching it to the front (F) and rear (R) sections of a Type 2 chassis. Please purchase the chassis, GUP518, fixing screws, spacers, drill, files, etc., separately. This jig is created using a 3D printer. There may be minor misalignments or blemishes. Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection. The Type chassis, which wreaked havoc about 30 years ago, still has re-released models using them from Tamiya. In recent years, a commemorative re-release of the Avante Jr. was released to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The Type 2 chassis used in this Avante Jr. is a masterpiece with many structures inherited by current chassis. However, there are many problems that cannot be avoided simply by attaching parts. Among them, the attachment of the front and rear bumpers is a difficult point that cannot be avoided. The front has no strength, and the rear doesn't even exist. For the front, you need to cut the chassis, make a flat surface, and drill screw holes. For the rear, it's common to use the attachment of the discontinued rear skid or cut the chassis and FRP and fix it with an I-beam. By the way, the rear skid attachment has a single-point fixation and will have play. However, the I-beam is a high hurdle. Even if you insert an FRP plate by biting screws into the cooling slits under the motor, the groove width is slightly wider than the screws, so there will be millimeter-level misalignment due to strong impacts. As a result, many people end up putting them out of service, displaying them, or just admiring them... This product was created for all of you, and above all, for myself. Please check the photos for how to use it. If you don't understand, I will supplement it with photos or text if you comment. ※ The rear attachment photo has a slight down-thrust. Although it is a jig, holes are drilled in the curved surface of the chassis, so individual adjustments are required for some misalignment (a 1.5mm spacer is used in the example in the photo). We will make minor adjustments before shipping, such as fitting the jig to the chassis and removing large burrs left over from the manufacturing process, but we ask that those who can use it to some extent purchase it. We are not responsible for any damage caused by the use of the jig, such as broken parts. Specifications...Plastic assembly kit Scale...Other Specifications...Other Type...Mini 4WD