Nitro help, which one is best?

[DimmaDan]

Want to go Tamiya as spares are easy to get.

Im looking at the following and would like to know opinions on what to get?

TNX

Nitro Thunder

Nitro Blaster

Nitro Force.

All look good but which is the best option for blasting round a car park, sand track, quarry and roughing it.

And which one is realiable and sturdy?

[fatboyslim]

What do you want??

Monster Truck or Buggy??

[theshopkeeper]

The last three you mention are all the same car bar wheel/tyre version and slight body shape changes, only difference is that the Force has to be assembled.

[DCLXVI]

I'd say the TNX, unless you really want a buggy over a monster truck...

[DimmaDan]

I really want both, but canot justify £450+ on 2 petrol cars.

Is the TNX as good as everyone says it is?

[smallman28]

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Is the TNX as good as everyone says it is?

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Biased opinion,but yes!

I had doubts about it till I got one,dont buy a buggy,if you buy one then see a TNX you will kick yourself.

Buy the TNX first THEN decide if you want to get a buggy.

[fatboyslim]

TNX is great!! I'm also biased though!!

[XanderP]

TNX!!! never heard a bad word on it

[DimmaDan]

How come the nitro force is the more expensive buggy?

Looks like i need to find £300 for a TNX.

[smallman28]

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Originally posted by DimmaDan

How come the nitro force is the more expensive buggy?

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I have heard that the quality of components in the NF is better than its ready to run counterparts,dont know if thats true though.

[DJTheo]

Also can only recommend TNX, in one year mine has never let me down (only minor stuff), also despite being not the newest and having a relatively small motor it still dominates in races too: [8D] http://www.tamiyaclub.com/xforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=23383

Cheers

[theshopkeeper]

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Originally posted by DimmaDan

How come the nitro force is the more expensive buggy?

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I have heard that the quality of components in the NF is better than its ready to run counterparts,dont know if thats true though.

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It wasn't originally dearer, just that the uK importer has done a sales drive (read - cut the price) on the RTRs but not the Nitro kits so it makes it look dearer. I don't think the parts are different at all.