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I sent a Batwedge to TBG years ago so reproductions can be bought from them.

Pretty sure this is a common problem and after coming up empty from a search thought I would ask here. Is there a readily available upgrade or solution for the steering ball cups popping off? When I tap the drain pipe its about a 50/50 if one pops off my 40th. Thanks! I recall captured ball joints ...

I recently got this kit. I think it's a great looking car and unique in this scale. It's 4WD, which is one aspect I don't love as it's not true to the real cars, but I can understand why it's necessary if you want a competetive car. The build is high quality, but let down by a few design flaws and p...

What u mean, how’s that ? Sounds interesting …. Taken from another thread on here... The body was paper thin, and had SO much downforce that 2wd cars could run no lift just about everywhere they raced oval. The body was a pre-cursor to the Custom Works Bullet that did essentially the same thing. Co...

I made the mistake of shipping my favorite box and thought I'd never see it again, but thankfully it came back to me with this packing material inside. I have just the right TRX-1 chassis for these wheels. Now if only someone would sell me their Bud's paint scheme TRX-1 body to go with it, I could c...

Hello, It is in Merville-Franceville, on a track built especially for the race (indoor). Next vintage race (national challenge) is expected here on 16th of november 2025 :wink: Have a nice day, Hello everybody :wink: A picture of a car with a paint done for a vintage race in Normandy, France (not fa...

Here’s to hoping!!!

I was looking for the (Masami joins AE) thread to post the same thing. They sure didn’t take long to drop their first car.

How much money do they think people have ??

I just want a graphite edition.

GoMachV wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 9:59 am "overseas exclusive"

Everything is overseas when you're in Japan.

In 1993 Tamiya let out on track their latest 1/10 2wd electric Formula One race car, the F103. Evolving from the F102 released the year prior Tamiya's newest F1 weapon featured a significant number of revisions over its older brother. The chassis, still constructed of black fiberglass reinforced fib...

In 1993, just two years after debuting the TA01, Tamiya took the next step in the birth of the Touring Car class when they released their new 1/10 4wd parking lot racing platform, the TA02. Easily mistakeable for its predecessor the TA02 was more evolutionary than revolutionary yet resulted in a lin...

I couldn't help myself. Everything I've read says this is a great car TLR put together. Hopefully worth the wait.