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DanielJ

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16th Apr 06 at 12:57

gravel, mud, grass some other unidentifieble substance

SVM 286

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16th Apr 06 at 13:20

Not good.

Clean up is always such an unpleasant operation.

I try to stick to tarmac these days.

Everywhere else seems to be filthier than ever before.

Last thing you want to do is run your expensive and lovingly built & painted pride and joy through a freshly cut, coil of hound cable.

DanielJ

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16th Apr 06 at 13:27

My mate has just bought a savage quad and i managed to roll it over with my buggy so was quite pleased yesterday

SVM 286

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16th Apr 06 at 13:34

Vicious.

Bet he wasn't too chuffed.

Similar problem to Monster Trucks with those I would have thought.

They look amazing, but have a very high centre of gravity, so fall over if you look at them sideways.

Stadium trucks are much more stable, but look a bit odd.

[Edited on 16-04-2006 by SVM 286]

16vOllie

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16th Apr 06 at 21:09

been out today with a mate and some other fellas near where i live
(they turn a FOCUS DIY store carpark into a track and about 7-8 of them race round its awsome)

thinking about getting a 1/10th scale nitro thunder tiger TS4N [think thats rite]....is this a good / cheap move for a beginner. seen them for about 240£ ready built @ model zone.... can u get em cheaper?

SVM 286

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22nd Apr 06 at 14:53

Modelsport.com are very competitive and well established Ollie.

Give them a try, i've bought stuff from them for years and always been happy.

Thundertiger do make some good stuff.

One of my mates has a Thundertiger 1/8th buggy and it goes like stink.

Jamie Walby

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22nd Apr 06 at 14:55

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
Modelsport.com are very competitive and well established Ollie.

*cough*

16vOllie

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22nd Apr 06 at 14:56

nice one cheers!

SVM 286

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22nd Apr 06 at 15:00

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
Modelsport.com are very competitive and well established Ollie.

*cough*