Dan

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Hah, about time...

ijdod

Yeah, took them long enough...

Am curious about the width of the car though. Their product page (which seems rather sloppily put together) doesn't specify.

2wdrive

On the pictures it is a 200mm foam car but in the description it says it can run rubber and foam, 'maybe meaning with some changed parts you can make it 180mm? In one place it says 2mm chassis in another 2.5mm so it seems they slightly copy and paste it from 12th scale description?

PhilippineEagle

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I think Yokomo and Serpent went with a more simple approach to the front end vs. Tamiya's TRF101. However, I would wait for more user reviews on both cars in terms of durability. It looks very fragile. Meant for professional or highly skilled drivers who don't crash or flip often.

The rear end looks surprisingly similar to the Tamiya 104V2, TRF101, and Exotek F1R.

ijdod

There's only so many ways you can build a sidelink rear pod :P.

Not sure about fragile. I've found F1 cars in general to be very sturdy. With a link front I'd be worried about the rods bending or the rods stripping on impact. The carbon arms should be fine, have been using similar constructions on Corally F1 cars for 15-odd years. Not indestructable, but you really have to put an effort in to break it .

ijdod

According to Serpent, they've been running it at the ETS series... which makes we wonder about the width. Also, ETS f1 is (was?) limited in which chassis you can run.

Edit: Serpent has updated their spec-sheet. It's 180mm on rubber. It also has an aluminium rear axle. Quite meh, to be honest.

TAMAK

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http://www.redrc.net/2013/07/serpent...is/#more-69096

http://promo.serpent.com/f110/
I might be sold!

Korey Harbke

iTrader: (13)

WANT!!!! I'm buying one of these. I was going to get a TRG for its cool front end, but I like this one even more.

theatriks

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i heard they go on sale tommorow in hong kong ...but who has them?

theatriks

iTrader: (8)

this is the only place i can find it for sale as of today

http://www.the-border.com/SERPENT-F1...EP-410060.html

Lessen

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I wish this car would just release already. It'll fit in my pit box right next to my S411.

*edit*

I see the F110 is no longer "expected" on the their website. I'm hoping this thing drops very soon.

rokosam

I am also interested in this F1 but donīt know who it can transform from 180 rubbers to 200 mm foams with the same front end. Some help?

Lessen

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It can't. I believe there will be optional lowers for running 200mm width.

wwddww34

iTrader: (9)

I really hope that the price for one of these F110 kits goes below $311.24 USD. If it stays in the $300 range, I will have to pass.

ijdod

I'm surprised they went with an aluminium rear axle. Carbon is pretty much the standard these days.