Qatmix

I am going to enter a race event where we can only use scale shells (Tamiya).

In the UK the TCS events died a long time ago, when the 2003 nsx and 360 Modena were the most popular. These are hard to get now, so I would appreciate any info on the preferred modern Tamiya shells that are used for these events (or similar) and their handling characteristics.

Thanks

Core Creations

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BRZ, Ferrari 599xx, Ferrari 458 are all good neutral handling bodies.

Qatmix

Thanks for that, are they the main ones that people use at TCS events?

Racing4Evo

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The BRZ won GT1 and GT2 classes in the US. Both classes have the winners go to Japan.

I also hear that the new yet to be released GTR Skyline is going to be the next Pseudo NSX.

RedBullFiXX

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Also...
Rod Canare won the GT2 Tamiya Worlds with an NSX Concept GT

This body is great outdoors too

Qatmix

Thanks guys. I think I will go for a NSX and a BZR

rtypec

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...and if you squint your eyes enough and ignore the b-c window pillar treatment the new Raikiri has an old NSX shape to it. Just saying

Qatmix

I know, it looks great. I think it might not be allowed as its not a real car

EB Racer

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I thought the same and then looked it up. It is a real car. Pretty cool. I might try that body, but if you are looking for the biggest replacement for the nsx, then go with the brz. I like the brz and the 599. The 599 is easy to drive but maybe a bit slower.