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Are their any RC car museum's, their are a lot of model airplane museum's I couldn't find one for our cars?

not exactly a museum, but it might be one day. click on the pics in the original article to see an amazing gallery
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4757

WOW he has a lot of high dollar cars, So its his fault Tamiya prices are so high he buys them all and sticks them away in his warehouse?

Are their any RC car museum's

i think im starting my own i wish a guy like in this pic(from the link above) would have one.. a museum could have a section of box art/stock rcs and a section of custom/modified rcs.....it would be great.. sorry to get off topic but this pic made me think of a rc i always wanted.. take a look at the bottom left corner. it looks like he has ,i think, kyosho construction trucks. anyone here have one or see one in action??

hi there is a number of rc car museums on the teutonic internet that worship the rc10 and vintage schumachers,
especially paul's museum.

http://www.rc-car-museum.de/

http://www.rccarmuseum.org/

http://8ung.at/rccars/

http://www.ju-racing.de/museum/museum.htm

enjoy!

Hooptys Basement Or David's Hobby room (assco_man).



MOmo

Virtual museums are cool but there's nothing like seeing the cars and all the junk firsthand. I don't know if it would ever be more than a quirky attraction for a select group of people though. Museums have a tough time anyway, most people in our culture just aren't that interested in the past. I find it fascinating!

RedScampi wrote:Virtual museums are cool but there's nothing like seeing the cars and all the junk firsthand. I don't know if it would ever be more than a quirky attraction for a select group of people though. Museums have a tough time anyway, most people in our culture just aren't that interested in the past. I find it fascinating!

I agree I love the past. I love Museums we go as often as possible. thats about the only good thing Living as close to Washington DC as I do.

Yeah, I really envy people on the east coast being able to see all of the historical places first hand. Of course there are bennies for living on the left coast too...I'm trying to think of one...wait for it!

RedScampi wrote:Yeah, I really envy people on the east coast being able to see all of the historical places first hand. Of course there are bennies for living on the left coast too...I'm trying to think of one...wait for it!

Duh-uh! We don't have to deal with east coasters ...

Duh-uh! We don't have to deal with east coasters ... [/quote]

Hay now we were here first!!

Crap! Did I say that out loud?

Somewhere burried in that warehouse is my hot trick hotshot. At least it went to a good home.

highwayracer wrote:Somewhere burried in that warehouse is my hot trick hotshot. At least it went to a good home.

Are you sure its a good home? IT may be in good company but theirs now one their going to love it a rub it when it gets dusty. and even take it out and run it once in a while?

MOmo wrote:Hooptys Basement Or David's Hobby room (assco_man).



MOmo

Well, nothing to be compared with that German nuts collector, but here's my virtual "museum": http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4554&start=0 The thread is quite old now, I need to clean it, take new pictures of all the cars and add a lot of recent purchases and completed projects, but I hardly have time to screw a bolt these days...