78Likes1/10 Scale Body Wishlist. What would you like to see?
03-18-2019, 02:25 PM
#46
Well their web site is still running.
Frewer Racing
Frewer Racing
03-18-2019, 08:06 PM
#47
Tech Master
Triumph gt6 would be great
03-19-2019, 01:02 AM
#49
Some vintage racing cars like 1960's and 1970's Le Mans => Porsche 906, Ferrari GTO etc.. Like the Kyosho Nostalgic Series a couple of years ago. But this was Nitro.
A decent looking Porsche 917 would also be great. I've seen a few bodies in the web around but they do not look right at all...
A decent looking Porsche 917 would also be great. I've seen a few bodies in the web around but they do not look right at all...
03-21-2019, 12:51 PM
#50
Tamiya quality 917... Id buy more then one.
03-21-2019, 06:58 PM
#51
Tech Master
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adding some validity back to this thread.
EG and EK hatches (i know Tamiya had (might still have?) an EG hatch)
935 Porsche
Holden UTE
Plymouth Super Bird (i think Bolink used to make one way back...)
and for what it's worth. id still like to get my hands on a 190 or 200mm VW Bus (pre 67 model). somebody made one at some point cause i saw one like 25 years ago. never found out who made the damn thing. i know HPI and Tamiya have both made them, but are were M size.
EG and EK hatches (i know Tamiya had (might still have?) an EG hatch)
935 Porsche
Holden UTE
Plymouth Super Bird (i think Bolink used to make one way back...)
and for what it's worth. id still like to get my hands on a 190 or 200mm VW Bus (pre 67 model). somebody made one at some point cause i saw one like 25 years ago. never found out who made the damn thing. i know HPI and Tamiya have both made them, but are were M size.
03-22-2019, 03:14 AM
#52
Personally I'd love to see more accurate scale touring cars. So thing like the 90's supertourers that early RC race shells were modelled on in a more accurate scale, such as the Tamiya Alfa 156 and Audi A4 and more modern versions such as more cars of the current TCR rules
03-22-2019, 07:46 AM
#54
Tech Initiate
Sure its not a Tamiya Civic body in the MST kit? I understand some kits come with Tamiya bodies. The CRX was a much simpler car, thus a simpler rc body. The Tamiya EG civic hatch body is one of the best.
I still have a pristine Honda S2000 M04 un-built kit but looking at the body the S2000 body is even better than the Civic EG.
I still have a pristine Honda S2000 M04 un-built kit but looking at the body the S2000 body is even better than the Civic EG.
03-22-2019, 07:51 AM
#55
Sure its not a Tamiya Civic body in the MST kit? I understand some kits come with Tamiya bodies. The CRX was a much simpler car, thus a simpler rc body. The Tamiya EG civic hatch body is one of the best.
I still have a pristine Honda S2000 M04 un-built kit but looking at the body the S2000 body is even better than the Civic EG.
Sure its not a Tamiya Civic body in the MST kit? I understand some kits come with Tamiya bodies. The CRX was a much simpler car, thus a simpler rc body. The Tamiya EG civic hatch body is one of the best.
I still have a pristine Honda S2000 M04 un-built kit but looking at the body the S2000 body is even better than the Civic EG.
The CRX is a harder car to mold, due to it having more square edges. The EG is a pretty round body, and lends itself well to being vacuum formed.
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03-22-2019, 12:53 PM
#58
Does anyone in North America carry the Marcos?
03-22-2019, 06:30 PM
#60
Body
In touring class I like the more realistic bodies