The Tamiya G6-01 platform is a 6×6 RC vehicle that certainly delivers some unique driving experiences. We’ve reviewed the Tamiya KongHead and King Yellow and they’ve recently added another truck to the G6-01 line-up, but this time with a twist. The new rig carries the G6-01TR tag and the name of the rig is the Dynahead. The Tamiya DynaHead 6X6 is modeled after the vehicles you see in European Truck Trials. If you never seen truck Trials, look it up here on Youtube, you’ll be glad you did. This RC version from Tamiya is a full kit build-up and out on the trails give you an exciting excursion through any off-road elements. Tired of the same old trail trucks? Break-away and see what the G6-01TR has to offer.
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Always buy bearing kit before building..That’s rule #1!!
thats a beast!!!
Cool, first review i’ve seen on this truck. I like that body and i would put Hyrax on this truck.
Better music would be nice great looking truck
Great video my friend.
Damn, I love this kit, but not at $400. I wonder what it would cost without the tariffs?
Cool looking truck. If I buy another truck my wife will do bad things to me in my sleep…. Might be worth it. Lol
At last! I’ve been waiting for a full review on this one
Cool
Wow that scenery outstanding!! Thank you for sharing Love watching your videos I’ve been learning a lot I thank you for this, I am watching from Manchester Michigan, where is this at sure is beautiful there
It looks like a Mars Rover.
Yeah, the rear steer and higher level servos. Also sourcing all the bearings and replace the bushings.
no bearings, and friction shocks, just another toy that costs way too much
I dunno $400 really should get all ball bearings and real shocks imo.
For the price you pay for these kits, everything looks so cheap and the design looks very toy grade
Tamiya= cheap toyish rc……yeah even fake shocks,and best of all,1-no bearings,and 2-400.00 yeah cheaply made, extremely.
Man i hate to be a downer but that looks like a mess and all the gears in it and the chassis looks like a toy. Those drop hubs are the only thing i saw worth more than $20 . Imo.
I hope someday Tamiya will realize that we are no longer in the 80s and put ball bearings in each of their kits… Even a cheap RC is equipped with bearings these days!
The twins r following in ur footsteps Greg, proud time in a fathers life, one day, this channels gonna be RC TWIN DRIVERS ONLINE
Could you fit a crawler wheel on it without a spacer, Either a 1.9 or 2.2?
cool vid
That thing is pretty cool but even my recently acquired FTX Kanyon wich costs less than half comes with ball bearings. I’m a big tamiya fan but we must admit that we are no longer in the 80’s. Nice video, sir. Keep them up!
Awesome
It’d probably look pretty cool with some 1.9 or 2.2 scaler wheels n tires on. I really like that Tamiya puts out kits like this, but I’m not sure who their target audience is; just us folks who’ve always liked their quirky offerings? Is there really that many of us? For the price I really don’t see them drawing in too many new customers considering the lack of bearings, poor shocks, non-scale wheels and tires, etc – especailly when compared to what else is available these days.
Are you ever going to return to your Mf01x chassis project?
great. Thank you for the quick review. I think that many people want to know whether the reduction hub can be diverted to existing vehicles. Hopefully please tell me what the input side of the reduction hub is. For example … Is it a dogbone & cup or a totally different way?
Ive been looking at these since they were mentioned n might build one for my buildoff 8, but not sure if im willing to pay the $300 for it when u get a konghead for $180, but this does have portal axles which is nice to see, we will just have to see how full or empty my piggy bank is then LOL
I think it’s a great kit to build and I like the body
Thank you! Looks grew on me, It looks fairly planted. I would like to see some cupped tires or RC4WD Mud Slingers mounted, like you mentioned, and throw it in the snow. Love the “Portal” type diffs for clearance and gear reduction. Beautiful paint job! Thank you again, I have the RC4WD Beast 2 and a custom built fulltime 6×6 with 2 motors. This would make a great addition.
How durable are modern tamiyas? That plastic looks brittle.
The sad thing is that it also means more parts to break…
Pretty cool rig. Looks like it could use a servo, tire and wheel upgrade
Pretty cool