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  1. So, I've decided to document this build a little bit. Since a big chunk of this car's DNA is Dyna Storm, I thought it might not be that interesting - I've read several Dyna Storm build reports and you're probably quite familiar with the DS. But even so, the 411X is pretty rare. I tried to get hold of one for more than 20 years without any luck but just recently, I finally got the chance to buy a big batch of unused TRF spare parts. Actually enough new parts to build a whole 411X, except for the front shocks and the spur gear cover (cover exists, but has been used..). Since there's not that many detailed 411X pics around, I've decided to document at least all the areas of the car which deviates from a 'standard' Dyna Storm. Which is actually quite a lot. The car has a big amount of unique moulded parts which, sadly, were never used in any production Tamiya. The way it goes together does not feel very prototype-like at all, on the contrary it's typical 90's Tamiya, very well thought out and easy to assemble. I think it must have come close to being produced. Particularly the front gearbox has a very clever design and looks a little too refined for "just" a prototype. I'll start with the front drivetrain and work my way towards the back of the car.
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