Tamiya's first 4wd buggy
Just finished building my Rere hotshot. Vintage box art colours with gold wheels. Body painted in Tamiya bright mica red. I remember I used to drool over this buggy when it first came out in 1985. Great memories this one. Thanks Tamiya for the rerelease.
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-unique monoshock
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-my old vintage rc guide book
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Comments
_miga_
Great shot
- i really love those old school buggies!
kontemax
Mica Red is vintage colour?
dr.roberts
@kontemax, I meant vintage box art colours. I can't help it to use mica red. it looks brighter and metallic.
Klausen
Looks great in mica red. Very nice pictures of one of the most iconic buggies. Should really add one of these to my collection, while still available.
BeetleOne
Nice color, suits perfect!
dr.roberts
Thanks guys for the comments.
SHY69
Crazy cool car!
kontemax
It seems orange on my screen.
Steffen
Looks stunning, well done! Red & gold is a classic (and classy) combination.
RACECRAFTERS
Yip, this car sure is a goodone to have. Respect Dr Roberts
Crash Cramer
Thanks for the drool sesion on my end to Doc. I kinda agree with Max, a little on the orange shade, but I bet it sparkles in the sunlight.
dr.roberts
Thanks guys. @Crash Cramer & Kontemax, its not that orangey in real life. Photos don't do justice. You should try using this colour first.
Crash Cramer
I respect that Doc, I can see in the last photo how the body color AND the monoshock support as well as the rear hub carriers are very close looking in shade of color. I would like to visit this one in person, but I might try that myself as well. What PS color code is the Mica Red???
dr.roberts
@Crash Cramer, its a limited edition tamiya ps paint. No paint code. Its just called bright mica red. It was made for Ferrari F60. Thanks.
J133YC
Gotta get myself one of these some days! Looks as good as it first released.
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