List of hobby stores?
#16
Toykar
I must comment on the service of the boss there(tall guy who looks like Leon Lai). I bought a spare miniz radio there and its is giving me some glitching problem and without asking any quetions he promptly sent it back to japan for repair. I got it back in just over a month and he didnt charge me anything. He also give me a flywheel adapter to try on me v1s without charge. Great guy.
Avoid the sales person though they are a pain in the ass.
Avoid the sales person though they are a pain in the ass.
#17
Ooops!! Sorry I mean to say Wheelie Deelie(Takashimaya) not Toykar.
#18
Tech Rookie
Where to look for good deals?
1. SWAN: cheap bodies, kits, servos, starter boxes, tyres......always sold out!
2. Hobbylink: best performance 1/8 parts, for 1/8 racing, best fuel Gammalube!!!!
3. HOBBYBUG: most expensive stuff, exchange rates x2 as compared to 1.4 to 1.5 for other shops, cut throat prices.....
1. SWAN: cheap bodies, kits, servos, starter boxes, tyres......always sold out!
2. Hobbylink: best performance 1/8 parts, for 1/8 racing, best fuel Gammalube!!!!
3. HOBBYBUG: most expensive stuff, exchange rates x2 as compared to 1.4 to 1.5 for other shops, cut throat prices.....
#19
Tech Apprentice
taising
can ani1 tell mi the exact location of taising?
cant find it...
cant find it...
#20
Tech Apprentice
#21
Tech Regular
Originally posted by Losiman
Where to look for good deals?
1. SWAN: cheap bodies, kits, servos, starter boxes, tyres......always sold out!
2. Hobbylink: best performance 1/8 parts, for 1/8 racing, best fuel Gammalube!!!!
3. HOBBYBUG: most expensive stuff, exchange rates x2 as compared to 1.4 to 1.5 for other shops, cut throat prices.....
Where to look for good deals?
1. SWAN: cheap bodies, kits, servos, starter boxes, tyres......always sold out!
2. Hobbylink: best performance 1/8 parts, for 1/8 racing, best fuel Gammalube!!!!
3. HOBBYBUG: most expensive stuff, exchange rates x2 as compared to 1.4 to 1.5 for other shops, cut throat prices.....
so you mean to say that toykar, Taising, Nacos hobby and many other shops are all cutting throat?????
by the way, Hobbybug offers very good service. Ben, the shop owner always helps out his customers willingly.
Also, they normally gives some discount on the parts customers buy.
#22
Tech Regular
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Indonesia sometimes, Singapore sometimes, Mars sometimes, Venus sometimes...but home is where I wanna be
Posts: 256
Originally posted by Terence Chu
Losiman: Most shops will x2 the price for japanese products.
so you mean to say that toykar, Taising, Nacos hobby and many other shops are all cutting throat?????
by the way, Hobbybug offers very good service. Ben, the shop owner always helps out his customers willingly.
Also, they normally gives some discount on the parts customers buy.
Losiman: Most shops will x2 the price for japanese products.
so you mean to say that toykar, Taising, Nacos hobby and many other shops are all cutting throat?????
by the way, Hobbybug offers very good service. Ben, the shop owner always helps out his customers willingly.
Also, they normally gives some discount on the parts customers buy.
#23
Tech Initiate
Originally posted by Terence Chu
Losiman: Most shops will x2 the price for japanese products.
so you mean to say that toykar, Taising, Nacos hobby and many other shops are all cutting throat?????
by the way, Hobbybug offers very good service. Ben, the shop owner always helps out his customers willingly.
Also, they normally gives some discount on the parts customers buy.
Losiman: Most shops will x2 the price for japanese products.
so you mean to say that toykar, Taising, Nacos hobby and many other shops are all cutting throat?????
by the way, Hobbybug offers very good service. Ben, the shop owner always helps out his customers willingly.
Also, they normally gives some discount on the parts customers buy.
Nomexx, dun be so naive, if u do a survey, there are indeed people who don't shop around.
I thought u also said they are charging such high prices that Ben buys teh Audi RS6......mucilago???? Why contradicting yourself? Or are u so evil that u want other hobby players to suffer???? That is very evil hearted of u!!!
#24
Tech Regular
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Indonesia sometimes, Singapore sometimes, Mars sometimes, Venus sometimes...but home is where I wanna be
Posts: 256
Originally posted by bugbusters
Well, for the benefit of people who dun know, Swan and hobbyboom , hobby88...............charges 1.5
Nomexx, dun be so naive, if u do a survey, there are indeed people who don't shop around.
I thought u also said they are charging such high prices that Ben buys teh Audi RS6......mucilago???? Why contradicting yourself? Or are u so evil that u want other hobby players to suffer???? That is very evil hearted of u!!!
Well, for the benefit of people who dun know, Swan and hobbyboom , hobby88...............charges 1.5
Nomexx, dun be so naive, if u do a survey, there are indeed people who don't shop around.
I thought u also said they are charging such high prices that Ben buys teh Audi RS6......mucilago???? Why contradicting yourself? Or are u so evil that u want other hobby players to suffer???? That is very evil hearted of u!!!
#25
Tech Apprentice
Alamak :-) you all buy R/C cars like buying real cars .... trading in millions or hundreds of thousands $$$$
#26
I think it's ok for Taising and Toykar to charge 0.02 (x yen price) prices. They are the distributors, so they can't compete with the shops that they distribute to.
As for Hobby Bug.. are they distributors for any brand? Mugen Seiki?
As for Hobby Bug.. are they distributors for any brand? Mugen Seiki?
#29
Hi, they are going to focus on electric TCs. At the moment, the shop is mainly selling stuff from Winnie's.. eg, Team Losi, Peak Peformance. There are also some Tamiya F1 and TA04 parts also.