I have never seen a TQ10 or Worlds in NIB condition. I did see an assembled TQ10 shelf queen though and I forgot to bid on it. Went for around $400 I think
I must admit I felt inspired when I came across this site with all the history of RC Cars on display for all to see. I too grew up with RC Cars in the 80's and although in my mid 30's now I have just recently returned to the hobby...
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No its a single speed but still very quick with a Trinity 19T.
Jason and i were in a hurry to get up and running once i arrived at his house after my rush trip down to Sydney.
I was so shot after driving for 16 hrs so i went for a quick snooze and...
I saw one of these for sale as part of an RC lot. If the body hadn't been painted red I would consider making it my first shelf dweller. I assume its an original, it has a mechanical speed control and just looks the part.
I remember this car being...
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If its a shelf display car then an original is the way to go, if you want to run it then get a new one, there's not much difference in the relative cost as the Grass Hopper was a very popular car back in the day (had one myself) so there are plenty...
The rarest RC10? I have been asked this question a few times now and have come up with the answer for the top three!
#1: The last version of the Graphite Team Car (AKA Worlds Graphite )
#2: The RC10B2 Team in all original state
#3: First gen...
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I have my original prototype B2 that I built for the worlds that needs to be fully restored. It was the one in the Car Action that they used for spy shots. I need to scan the page and post when I figure that out.
Ruffy posted some images of his,...
I picked up a re release rear bumper for an original car. I wasn't aware that the re release was longer. I am ready to slot the bottom holes to make it work. What have others experienced and what were your solutions for making them work?
Thanks
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If my memory isn't playing games with me, the first batch of re-re Sand Scorchers came with a rear bumper/cage that didn't fit, and Tamiya exchanged them for new ones for free.
(Or maybe it was the first batch of Buggy Champs that came with faulty...
Back in the 80s/90s I had a Tamiya Frog and a friend of mine had splurged on the RC-10. Years later when he was cleaning out his garage he asked me if I wanted his RC-10 instead of tossing it out or selling it, and I said sure, why not....
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Chassis looks in similar condition to a couple I converted to 2.4 GHz. Cheap ESC and flysky tx/Rx. ESC unbranded china about £8;. Flysky £25.; Battery approx £15. All ran original brushed motors. Steering servo plugs can be filed to fit Rx but a...
