Andy Reeves

http://hb-buggy.jugem.jp/?eid=154

Jason Pelletier

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Looks kewl.

Davidka

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Last one looked like a B44/BJ4, this one looks like a Lazer.

dr_hfuhuhurr

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LOL...yeah, the calipers never stop over there at Hot bodies right?

trdsupra88

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Hopefully this will motivate Losi...

jk racing

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HPI version for the states:

http://www.hpiracing.com/kitinfo/10791/

Tower shows it coming soon:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...ARCH=brama+10b

Mister-T

summoning Xray , maybe one day ...

Jason Pelletier

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Naa your just a retard, If you look at the ball studs on the hubs they are mounted differently, The hubs are completely different, the shocks towers are mounted completely different and the shocks look completely different.

PLus you don't know if its belt or shaft stick or saddle

Davidka

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You should review your own posting history before you call anyone on this forum a retard.

Jason Pelletier

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Zingggg !

sosidge

No, this is a different buggy to the one posted at the top of the thread. This HPI Brama looks like a budget E10 based buggy.

The HB Cyber looks like a plastic D4.

jk racing

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your right. I didnt see the stick/saddle placement of the batteries the first time I went to the original link. Odd they would use the same 10B designation for both cars....

Andy Reeves

http://www.redrc.net/2008/05/hot-bod...ne-d4-sport-2/

Here are some more photo's of the car when it was previously announced

ballisticsart

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looks like a lazer?? i didn't know a stick pack went under the rear drive shaft on a lazer. ill have to take a closer look at one, Hopefully its the same hotbodies quality in a budget 4wd. we need that in the hobby.

Syber Serulean

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where is this buggyyyyyy