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1300GT wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 5:08 am A double dose of Kyosho goodness.

These do look great .. but I've already got a few other pancars that I haven't done .

HAVE to resist.

I drool over them now GeneralZod .. lol

Welcome bismuth - from a fellow new member.

May be a dumb question, but as it's for 8 mins of max racing can we assume that less aggression on the trigger will make it a reliable, quick motor to use in an everday buggy?

Yup, have to agree - as cool as XXXX.

Thanks for the questimate about the turns winner_evo.

That AYK looks great, especially with a 480 in the back. Would love to see the body.

I have the same chassis and car to build, if I ever get around to it.

How do you find the motor?

I know nothing about this motor , what turns , etc. , any information would be greatfully accepted.

Great collection of motors - thanks all for sharing these.

Here are the spec / instruction sheet images.




Again I know very little about this motor - what turns , etc..

Took this from the packet last night to take a look at the motor and check out the instruction / spec sheet inside the packet. Such a gorgeous looking motor , with a really chunky feel when you turn it over. Must have plenty of torgue. Nice presentation too. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50366...

I wanted to take a good look at this motor and that hand written instruction sheet, so I popped it out of the packet. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50367366446_2f521a0d0d_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50367365576_71c00dee63_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50367367461_09be...

Vintage TAMIYA ad from an Australian toy store chain .

1/2 price = NICE

Adjusted for inflation that £59.99 price tag is about £150.00 in todays money.

Would have been good to buy 3 and stash them away

Good movie. Watched it in the theatre and purchased the blu-ray when it was released on the format. Have many books on the GT40 , and the most important person to the developement of that stunning race car was Ken Miles. It was also true that Miles could be "difficult" to handle , and the ...