XR4Ti RC Car
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XR4Ti RC Car
Does anyone here have a radio controlled car that matches their actual car? I saw this clear body pop up on ebay and it got me thinking.
"Merkur XR4Ti Body Team Associated RC10L 1/10 Pan Car"
https://www.ebay.com/itm/264488831043?_ ... %7Ciid%3A3
Tamiya Kit
"Merkur XR4Ti Body Team Associated RC10L 1/10 Pan Car"
https://www.ebay.com/itm/264488831043?_ ... %7Ciid%3A3
Tamiya Kit
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Tamiya are usually very good models, with precision forming. Would love to have that Eggenberger RS to build, or just see the kit. When I was a kid, did all the 1/72 scale WWI & WWII airplanes. Of course, when you're starting out, you get glue all over everything and resulting "molten" parts, but eventually you graduate to detail spraying, overlay camouflage, unit markings, etc. Car kits were hit or miss, with not many cool parts unless you were stepping up to the more expensive F1 type models (when Tamiya was first being brought in here). But, there was a least one very cool Ford GT40 Mark II (le Mans winner) that was really good, lot's of detail, and same with the Mark IV. Forget who made those, though. Not Revelle or AMT
Re: XR4Ti RC Car
I'm building the 1/24 "mini me" of my 87 XR with the Tamiya kit. Also using the 1/64 Hot Wheels Sierra to mimic my real one.
Also doing the Eggenberger Sierra Tamiya kit. Started it 25 years ago and have just recently pulled it up and getting going again.
Tamiya is quality beyond belief compared to the Monogram/Revell/AMT cars that I'm used to building.
Also doing the Eggenberger Sierra Tamiya kit. Started it 25 years ago and have just recently pulled it up and getting going again.
Tamiya is quality beyond belief compared to the Monogram/Revell/AMT cars that I'm used to building.
1987 XR4ti--Mustang Cobra 5.0/T5 transmission, AFR heads, fake BBS wheels, Koni Yellows, Rapido sway bars, poly/aluminum bushes, Eurolights, Sierra rear/Focus front discs,
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
I thought there was a 1/10 scale or 1/12 scale rc car (ready to run style) of that Eggenberger RS500 but I could only find the pics of the model.
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
I was searching for tamiya but should have been searching kyosho. Here's what I was talking about. They pop up for sale now and again.
https://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_mod ... 1&id=10546
http://www.turbosport.co.uk/showthread.php?t=80031
https://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_mod ... 1&id=10546
http://www.turbosport.co.uk/showthread.php?t=80031
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Ahhh, the good old Optima Mid. I had a Turbo Optima. (difference was the motor was behind the rear wheels) It was AWD and had a 540 motor. Was blindingly fast. I got rid of it because it was a yellow brick road of chasing the weak points. I stopped at needing a $100+ digital speed controller.
1987 XR4ti--Mustang Cobra 5.0/T5 transmission, AFR heads, fake BBS wheels, Koni Yellows, Rapido sway bars, poly/aluminum bushes, Eurolights, Sierra rear/Focus front discs,
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
I had the RC10 as a kid after destroying a radio shack and a couple tycos. I see these going for big bucks nowadays. Guess I never should have opened the box.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/224892374972?e ... SwOMBiM~Yd
https://www.ebay.com/itm/224892374972?e ... SwOMBiM~Yd
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Please post up some pics of the 87 with mini me once it is completed.reddy2300 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 4:13 pm I'm building the 1/24 "mini me" of my 87 XR with the Tamiya kit. Also using the 1/64 Hot Wheels Sierra to mimic my real one.
Also doing the Eggenberger Sierra Tamiya kit. Started it 25 years ago and have just recently pulled it up and getting going again.
Tamiya is quality beyond belief compared to the Monogram/Revell/AMT cars that I'm used to building.
Last edited by andyofcolumbusmerkur on Fri Mar 25, 2022 11:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Looks like I need the pictures on my phone to be hosted. I did that years ago with Photobucket. Then Photobucket changed their rules. I'm not doing it again.andyofcolumbusmerkur wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 2:52 pmPlease post up some pics of the 87 with mini me once it if completed.reddy2300 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 4:13 pm I'm building the 1/24 "mini me" of my 87 XR with the Tamiya kit. Also using the 1/64 Hot Wheels Sierra to mimic my real one.
Also doing the Eggenberger Sierra Tamiya kit. Started it 25 years ago and have just recently pulled it up and getting going again.
Tamiya is quality beyond belief compared to the Monogram/Revell/AMT cars that I'm used to building.
Is there a way to just post the pics here without offsite hosting?
1987 XR4ti--Mustang Cobra 5.0/T5 transmission, AFR heads, fake BBS wheels, Koni Yellows, Rapido sway bars, poly/aluminum bushes, Eurolights, Sierra rear/Focus front discs,
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Ya mca members can host pics here free, or you can make a free account at Imgbb or similar.
https://imgbb.com/
https://imgbb.com/
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Click Attachment to upload photos from your 'puter or phone, then click Add Files. But you need to resize photos over ~2Megs.
I find I just resize photos using a resize app first before trying to upload them here.
YMMV
I find I just resize photos using a resize app first before trying to upload them here.
YMMV
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
I’m aware of how it works. I don’t have the “Attachment” button.
Since I don’t pay for a membership, apparently my content is less important.
Everyone else’s loss, I guess.
Since I don’t pay for a membership, apparently my content is less important.
Everyone else’s loss, I guess.
1987 XR4ti--Mustang Cobra 5.0/T5 transmission, AFR heads, fake BBS wheels, Koni Yellows, Rapido sway bars, poly/aluminum bushes, Eurolights, Sierra rear/Focus front discs,
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Re: XR4Ti RC Car
Free to Use. Just copy this then I will edit out the passwords
Used temp-mail.org (colij76150@moonran.com) no password self deletes
Used 4shared.com free image hosting (because imgur asked for a phone number)
Copy and Paste Forum LInk inside the img and img using the image button above.
Used temp-mail.org (colij76150@moonran.com) no password self deletes
Used 4shared.com free image hosting (because imgur asked for a phone number)
Copy and Paste Forum LInk inside the img and img using the image button above.
The best way to keep your Kia from being stolen is to not have a Kia.