New Hot Wheels car...
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New Hot Wheels car...
http://money.cnn.com/2010/01/25/news/compa...ex.htm?hpt=Sbin
I think I may have to buy one just to check it out. smile.gif
I think I may have to buy one just to check it out. smile.gif
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That's cool how small it is. This is definitely something my little brother would lose at school hahha.
Are any forum members into racing RC cars. I don't know if there's a specific name for it but they're like the hardcore RC cars with real suspension and spoilers and all that good stuff. I knew a guy who did it in high school and always thought they were badass.
Are any forum members into racing RC cars. I don't know if there's a specific name for it but they're like the hardcore RC cars with real suspension and spoilers and all that good stuff. I knew a guy who did it in high school and always thought they were badass.
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I think you mean hobby grade r/c.
I have one entry level hobby grade r/c truck, a 2wd electric Traxxas Stampede. I had a nitro 4wd Traxxas T-Maxx also for a while but traded it for a bunch of turbo parts that I actually never got. sad.gif
My next purchase will be an Axial SCX10 rock crawler. I plan on fitting a good scale body (i.e. it looks like a real model of a truck, not like a lexan shell) and having a good time trail driving it. I've been into r/c rock crawlers for a while, the SCX10 will be my 4th.
I built my last one out of a cheap monster truck chassis and a new body from a Maximog toy.
I have one entry level hobby grade r/c truck, a 2wd electric Traxxas Stampede. I had a nitro 4wd Traxxas T-Maxx also for a while but traded it for a bunch of turbo parts that I actually never got. sad.gif
My next purchase will be an Axial SCX10 rock crawler. I plan on fitting a good scale body (i.e. it looks like a real model of a truck, not like a lexan shell) and having a good time trail driving it. I've been into r/c rock crawlers for a while, the SCX10 will be my 4th.
I built my last one out of a cheap monster truck chassis and a new body from a Maximog toy.