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 KingCab06: Wanted one for years  
Glad to see it went to a good home :) The box art wheels are from the early cars which used foam tyres. For the Kamtec body you can work out how to trim by looking at the body you already have so it's a bit easier than trying to cut without an example to follow.		 05/11/2012 23:30:07
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 Incredible_Serious: Crc pan car-based f1 chassis  
Nice car Alex, looks like a nice conversion but that front end and wheels would upset any F1 racers it went up against. :) The body is the 3Racing F109 body and the wings are the 3Racing F104 wing set. As the chassis has been modified to fit f1 wings then any f1 wings will go on there including all Tamiya ones. For alternative bodies look for bodies made for the F104, some of the wide f104W retro bodies would go great on there.		 28/07/2012 22:20:24
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 Flash3: Kyosho spider tf3-r 99  
That's a Kyosho Spider TF3-R 99, from 1999. It is pretty rare as it was an update of the TF3-R with suspension unique to this car, the earlier TF3-R used the same suspension as the TF2. That's a great find.		 16/02/2012 00:26:21
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 terry.sc: Corally sp10 pro 10 chassis  
The alloy chassis is not too much of a problem, I recently acquired a nearly new complete SP10 :)		 09/12/2011 01:45:19
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 wldnas: Recent progress: sg coyote body repaint  
Nice paintwork there, not sure I would have the patience to do those checkers these days, they really made boxart a real test with this one and you've done it :)		 16/01/2011 20:54:04
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 wldnas: Recent happenings?  
Hey Jason, I'm another one who has just returned to the fold after time spent elsewhere. If you are coming up to Bury we'll have to arrange a meet up as I'm just down the road in Stockport.		 16/01/2011 20:46:06
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 terry.sc: Tyrrell p34 six wheeler 1976 japan gp  
WW-nut, nothing in the rules say a car must only have 4 wheels. Although the problem with F1s is rear end grip so the extra wheels and weight aren't going to improve performance. Got a 3Racing F109 for the serious racing!		 26/01/2010 15:11:18
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 terry.sc: Tyrrell p34 six wheeler 1976 japan gp  
They were released on 9 January, it's a Japan only limited release and it's hard to find anywhere as most shops sold out all their preorders and there's no more once they are gone. I believe Hobbylink Japan have some left in stock at the moment, but they are the most expensive and aren't main r/c car sellers. Street price is around $200 for it.		 26/01/2010 15:06:22
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 SpZero: Dtm striker  
The DTM Stiker was one of the first racing touring car chassis, from the early 90s. The DTM was a narrow version of the Xpress Striker, which was based on the Tomy Intruder. My Xpress Stiker can be found here http://tinyurl.com/ld9zc6		 17/09/2009 02:08:41
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 terry.sc: Looks like i've got some sorting out to do.  
Crash Cramer, if you want the tatty box, I presume you would want the new body left inside it ;) I don't think I will be disposing of it. It is a long wheel arch Ranger body and the chassis has hardly any use, but unfortunately the body is split right up the bonnet. The 959 is missing a few parts and the Holiday Buggy has hardly any use but the windscreen pillars and front spring mounts are broken.		 12/09/2009 23:19:16
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 terry.sc: Looks like i've got some sorting out to do.  
Thanks for the comments guys, as usual with lots of cars, there's good news and bad news, but until I sort through the left hand box which is full of spares I won't know if I have the parts missing from the cars. These didn't come from ebay, it was from a local site but I still had to outbid other offers.		 12/09/2009 23:02:36
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 terry.sc: Ken dineens fs-2 4 stroke powered bike  
OCD the clutch shoes are mounted on the flywheel just like a normal engine - the difference is that the flywheel is mounted on the end of the crankshaft instead of against the engine. It just means everything, including the crankshaft, has to be machined so the flywheel can be locked on while allowing everything between it and the engine can freewheel on the crank.		 09/09/2009 23:50:55
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 terry.sc: Ken dineens fs-2 4 stroke powered bike  
nogutsnoglory, it doesn't have the ultimate top speed of the best two strokes, but as the lower and stronger torque curve and smoother power delivery means it gets to it's top speed much faster and corners much better.		 09/09/2009 23:45:07
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 Blacque Jacque: Top porsche finished.  
Looks good Russ, amazing work just wish I had the patience to do what you have achieved here.		 01/08/2009 18:42:08
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 terry.sc: Comp entry  
Which body? :D :D		 24/03/2009 14:37:20
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 terry.sc: Works 91 drescher edition ex jimbo pearson  
I know about Jays Pavadis shell, but it's a different shape and I prefer to hang on for a Works 91 body or clean up this one.		 23/02/2009 21:36:48
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 sgt.barnes: Graupner/ kyosho datsun 280z fairlady 1/10th 4969/28  
Finding the gearbox top isn't that difficult, the transmission and rear swing arms are the same as the Scorpion		 05/01/2009 20:51:41
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 sgt.barnes: The original ministock  
The plastic window nets are good to still have. The early minis had proper metal wire mesh instead. I remember building a shop demonstrator when they first came out and had to cut the mesh windows out of the supplied square sheet with side cutters. No wonder they went to moulded plastic ones.		 03/01/2009 17:19:49
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 BiggusDitchus: New pivots for front wishbones  
Not much left of the Sand Rover now Rich. In the days when I raced one the trick at the time was to drill a hole through the arm and pivot, then use a bolt with a large washer to pull the arm in tight to the end of the pivot. With a locknut on the end of the bolt it could be tightened up just enough to provide a degree of damping to the front suspension as well.		 14/12/2008 00:29:35
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 Rosey: The first ever tamiya club?  
Still got my membership card as well, it's in my showroom. Not as useful as this club though, all we got was lots of publicity bumph sent to us. ;)		 08/10/2008 18:07:38
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