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4 Mar 2001, 13:06 (Ref:68117) | #1 | ||
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In any body wants to know what me and touringlegend is on about in 'minature touring cars', post a question and I'll try to answer it.
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4 Mar 2001, 21:33 (Ref:68253) | #2 | |
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Background Info.
Radio Control Touring Cars are 1/10 replicas of the real thing. Power can come from batteries or fuel. They are loads of fun (especially mine in rally guise) and are raced at local and national level.
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5 Mar 2001, 07:35 (Ref:68390) | #3 | ||
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Believe it or not, you can get from 1/24 scale up to 1/4 scale!
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10 Mar 2001, 10:32 (Ref:69801) | #4 | |
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My dreams to get one of those 1/4 beasts.
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10 Mar 2001, 20:56 (Ref:69908) | #5 | ||
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I can guess that you paid £70 to £120 for your TLO-1, unless it was a present. I paid £200 for my Yokomo. 1/8 cars are around £300, 1/5 cars are between £500 to £800, 1/4 cars are £1000+
Expensive it may seem, but the running costs are minimal and a tank of glo-fuel lasts about half an hour (at least. I managed to get 3/4 of an hour from a mates Honda Accord BTCC 1/5 scale petrol car. Averaged 60 mph at a local R/C race track!!!) Last edited by Hobson; 10 Mar 2001 at 20:58. |
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Yep it was £130 package including car(of course), 2 batteries, fast charger, carrying case.
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