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Old 31-12-2011
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Default Flat Indoor Carpet Buggy

Just thought I would throw my hat in with this Pro10-Mardave mix
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AWESOME! Just love it! Do you have more pictures of under the hood?
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AWESOME! Just love it! Do you have more pictures of under the hood?
Looks wicked but would be rubbish at our club, as we have lots of airtime included in out tracks
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Looks wicked but would be rubbish at our club, as we have lots of airtime included in out tracks
I agree, it would be okay in the air but the landing would be troublesome.
I like to race against 4wd touring cars with a buggy, it is fun to beat some of the really expensive, want for nothing runners with a cheep 2wd car, thanks for the comment though
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Default Flat Indoor Carpet Buggy

I have put electrics in needs battery holder then its now ready to go
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but all over all itīd be a good idea.
I think you donīt need a lot of shocktravel (thats not the right word i know but i donīt know it better) indoors. What about moding a 4wd touring car (rally like) with longer a arms and stuff and a little longer shocks ?!? would be a lighter car for sure and you wouldnīt need to make a special indoor setup for your buggy =)
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Looks great!

Its not really a buggy though is it? its a 1/12 onroad car with a buggy shell. Looks nice, and there is no reason that wouldn't be quick against a 1/10 touring car if the tyres etc are grippy.
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Looks great!

Its not really a buggy though is it? its a 1/12 onroad car with a buggy shell. Looks nice, and there is no reason that wouldn't be quick against a 1/10 touring car if the tyres etc are grippy.
on both counts - you are right, but it is so much fun
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Reminds me of the Bolink...... I remember a couple making the A at the model engineers exhibition a long time ago.
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/lofi...hp?t23876.html
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Reminds me of the Bolink...... I remember a couple making the A at the model engineers exhibition a long time ago.
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/lofi...hp?t23876.html
Yeah, the front suspension is of my 20 year old Pro10 (235mm). I need a rear axle for it but can not find one so I took the bits off it to make this.
That url link brings back memorys
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looks really cool, have you raced it yet?
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first time out will be this Saturday
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