SERPENT
#16
I heard that he was running his old Tunder Tiger last weekend at the FSORS race. Assuming that is true, he spanked everyone event with a car that is over 6 years old in design.
Says something about the car design or his abilities. I think it is the latter.
Says something about the car design or his abilities. I think it is the latter.
#17
Tech Elite
Thread Starter
I waiting for it. I have run the 10 onroad fo years.....love them. I dont think it will change the game, I dont think that it will be as popular in the US, but its going to be a contender........ especailly on the UK side
#18
i've known billy for a long time.great guy. at the fuel offroad nationals he told me the buggy was done with testing and he's working on a 1/10 electric 4wd offroad car.
#19
Billy Easton is also one of the main designers for the serpent buggy as well, he races the Florida State series. I was talking to him when he was Running for TQ, and right now for Team Magic. He is still working with Serpent, just awaiting for the buggy to come out. The guy is an awesome and easy person to approach. I guess we are lucky in FL to have alot of experienced and approachable pros.
dude sit down with billy and talk a little setup...you will be amazed at how detail oriented he is.. and he is taking great pride in how this car comes out so i would be willing to bet that when it is out it is going to be pretty darn good
#20
Tech Elite
Thread Starter
just spoke with Rep from Serpent ( had a complaint about my 733) any way, all Im going to say is MISINFORMED. No release date for buggy I am told because the are still testing. They have no contact with Durango who designed the first prototype of the 1/8 buggy. They broke ties and Durango took the buggy. At this time the buggy and truggy is being looked into. this info was just told to my by Serpent.
I got the answers I was looking for thanks guys
I got the answers I was looking for thanks guys
#21
Hey Leon, if they only knew! lol
#23
a very tiny small hint: http://www.nitromania.net/pages/inscriptions.htm
#24
Tech Regular
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hi guys
http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmo...9E236A720FA40A
scrole down and you will see good pics of the body taken off
dane
http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmo...9E236A720FA40A
scrole down and you will see good pics of the body taken off
dane
#25
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
hi guys
http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmo...9E236A720FA40A
scrole down and you will see good pics of the body taken off
dane
http://www.rccaraction.com/ME2/dirmo...9E236A720FA40A
scrole down and you will see good pics of the body taken off
dane
#26
News form Neobuggy.net
Headline News : Serpent's 1/8 Buggy
Posted by Admin on 2009/10/29 17:34:03 (104 reads)
We received an email from Serpent today, which seemed a little hastily put together...
"Hello RC Press, ... Serpent 1/8 buggy:
we will start releasing some initial info on the Serpent 1/8 buggy in next 2 weeks, so will keep you posted .... -- "
Former World Champ Billy Easton is the designer of the buggy, a project Gerd Strenge (of Durango) was previously involved in last year before splitting. It seems Easton was only involved as the designer; his ties with Serpent severed when the car design was delivered. It will be interesting if Serpent (in its new form) can make the successful transition from an out and out 'on road' company to off road - something few companies have tried and fewer succeeded at.
The question is, can the Serpent buggy bring something new, exciting and different to this market ?
We spoke to Billy Easton who was unable to discuss the designs until after the car is released, however he did say, "At this time though I am very happy with the design and think that the end user will also be."
What do you think?
Posted by Admin on 2009/10/29 17:34:03 (104 reads)
We received an email from Serpent today, which seemed a little hastily put together...
"Hello RC Press, ... Serpent 1/8 buggy:
we will start releasing some initial info on the Serpent 1/8 buggy in next 2 weeks, so will keep you posted .... -- "
Former World Champ Billy Easton is the designer of the buggy, a project Gerd Strenge (of Durango) was previously involved in last year before splitting. It seems Easton was only involved as the designer; his ties with Serpent severed when the car design was delivered. It will be interesting if Serpent (in its new form) can make the successful transition from an out and out 'on road' company to off road - something few companies have tried and fewer succeeded at.
The question is, can the Serpent buggy bring something new, exciting and different to this market ?
We spoke to Billy Easton who was unable to discuss the designs until after the car is released, however he did say, "At this time though I am very happy with the design and think that the end user will also be."
What do you think?
#27
Hehe.
When I started racing in 1985, I drove Serpent Cobra:
Some years later you could buy a body called Javelin, if I remember correct:
In 1988 I could affort a new buggy. Of course my choise was Serpent Spirit:
Things has changed since then
When I started racing in 1985, I drove Serpent Cobra:
Some years later you could buy a body called Javelin, if I remember correct:
In 1988 I could affort a new buggy. Of course my choise was Serpent Spirit:
Things has changed since then
#28
hey the tank opens backwards
so thats where ae got their shock pos. idea.
dont let jason from jconcepts see them rims
whoa check out the hose on top of the shocks
looks like someone used proline glue on them tires,check out the left rear.lol
so thats where ae got their shock pos. idea.
dont let jason from jconcepts see them rims
whoa check out the hose on top of the shocks
looks like someone used proline glue on them tires,check out the left rear.lol
#29
I will most likely be driving one and plan on
supporting the product.
supporting the product.
#30