HornetKid97

hi thanks for the responses all good ideas is there any place to buy parma stuff from a uk online shop or a scottish model shop because I had my eye on the parma grasshopper body because it is from the US postage will cost a bomb!

thanks alot for all the replies i had my eye on a lexan grasshopper body from parma but was wondering about the quality of the lexan cause my original hornet body was rubbish Thanks

my friend tom tells me that all the time and im also looking for an affordable rear suspension upgrade cause on a fiver a week pocket money is killing ma rc enthuisiasm

also my rear body mounts are broken again ps thats my second set lol

just going to add I have a re-re hornet and it would be awesome if you could tell me the websites Thanks

My hornet body is in bad shape so I am going to buy a new body but I got a bit bored of the look of it I need an alternative Thanks

honestly I cant see the point in NIB or cars that have never been played with maybe its just cause Im young and don't appreciate Tamiya cars or RC cars in general the same way you other guys do they were built to be played with, even the one with a higher price range, If your gonna just keep them on a shelf just buy a static model Bit that is just my opinion P.S sorry for any spelling mistake I might have made

hi just got a quick question.I was wondering if I could use fiberglass fix a few cracks or strengthen my hornet body anyway thanks

Hi all just got a D part tree for my hornet thought I would re-grease my gear box. I unscrewed it and found out that the rod connecting the gear box to the pivot block things was bent , which was funnily enough part of the reason I needed the D part tree

The postie brought me the D part tree for my hornet just so i could use the damper mount. The fact I'm a bad driver and that the spoiler was ruined meant that the little thing that the clips go in (holding the rear end of the body on) just sheared them of like butter lol. And when I was fitting them I just thought hey I regrease the gear box gears I found out that the rod that links the bottom of the gearbox to the chassis pivot blocks is bent so that another part to get on the list which pushes my buying a pair of lunchbox wheels to the end of the list (along with a better pair of front wheels and putting ball bearings in my car and then putting oil dampers on the front)