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  1. Wow. This is a colour combo I like. Nice.
  2. Your picture shows a now rare M01 chassis. Parts are difficult to find if you break something. The body with the chrome Parts is a little different from the later Racing version as used on the M03 chassis. The Racing version has different dimensions. As others mentioned the decals are rare too. You can always buy a set from Screenprint of MCI. I bought my set from Screenprint.
  3. This happened to my TL01 also. Shock towers integrated with chassis. New chassis is waiting for a complete rebuild.
  4. On YT are some very good tutorials how to shim the rear axle. They show you all the locations for a shim. It helped me and axle is still going strong after many years .
  5. Ferruz what a fine pictures of your Delta on ice. May I ask how you did the red mudflaps?
  6. I still like my DF03. I was lucky to find some Yeah Racing upgrades in a shop. Always liked the braces.
  7. In my stash is a factory finished Delta body with the pre cut stickers(?). Strangely the body has no holes for the body posts while the Monte Carlo rally plate had a cut out for a body post. There are more differences between the two sticker versions. For example look at the front grille. The M chassis Delta with a scaled down sheet was a nightmare to do but in the end I was happy with the result.
  8. This is the Tamiya driver modified with a head from the 1/12 Tamiya motorcyclist set. You have to do modifications to the figure to make it fit. In my case an easy (open Jeep) but time consuming task.
  9. Cool paper. My daughter always asks me the newspapers from PJ. She uses the paper to wrap presents for her friends. They all like it.
  10. The tyres are not original for a MB. Also it is missing the black cover to protect the servo. It looks vintage though.
  11. MGF: The Money Pit. True: in The Netherlands we have a few bicycles.
  12. Always liked the Zahhak but missed it. Tamiya put a lot of effort in the TTG range and suddenly let this range of cars die. Parts are still available but there was much potential in this range. St the moment the market is booming with small scale buggy's.
  13. The kit/chassis that works for me is the TamTech Gear GB01. Slow in standard form but every thing is there. Only a small Sport Tuned motor is needed if you want more speed.
  14. One of the other classic brands, Airfix, re-issues many classic kits from the sixties and seventies with sometimes striking new box art. When they started with the re-issues customers were disappointed to get the old kit from worn moulds while the box art was promising. Airfix solved it by calling the re-issues "classic-line" with a "classic" logo on the box. So now you know what you are buying. Maybe an idea for Tamiya too.
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