Hyde

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know thanks man i have to many m03's. someone will buy it off you and they will be super happy with it

good luck on the sale

evanwest94

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Dont HATE!!

mild seven

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my first car was an M01 so i cant wait to get my hands on the M05 when it comes out.

evanwest94

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Hey, guess what?

evanwest94

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I dont care!!

Hyde

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MIKE!!!!! SUPPP!!!!
oh yeah MR. m01, m03 with 70 bux hopups perchased last week! lol jk

you should race 2mrw mini are going to go at it!

evanwest94

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You guys should get a HPI cup racer

Hyde

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i only like tamiya m-class cars

but if it came my way cheap ill scoop it up

Hyde

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that's cool man! my third RC was a porshe m02 with a tech-racing rear belt drive

these cars are just plain fun

niznai

This new mini seems to suffer the ailment the real mini has. It's getting almost as big as a "normal" size car. Right now I think it's close if not already capable to take the battery lengthwise, which I think would be a good idea. Not sure why Tamiya didn't do it yet.

Hyde

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so you're saying its a full size 10th scale and NOT a M-chassis? LOL

its the same layout as the m03! its a big m03?

Dan

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Pretty sure the new Tamiya is the same width/wheelbase as the older minis...

niznai

Perhaps the picture is distorted lengthwise, but if you look at the battery in the picture and take its length and turn it sideways it looks like it would fit hence my comment. The older minis did not allow this at all. Sure, everything else has to go out of the tub, not sure where but I think the battery would have the priority in the interest of weight balance.

evanwest94

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http://www.rc-mini.net/joomla/index.php

Stuart Pid

and you my friend should get a life !!!!!!! If we wanted to talk about HOI cars we would go to that thread. Just as you should if you don't have something constructive to say about the M05.