Member model reviews...

[netsmithUK]

Just a quick note to say thanks to all of you that have contributed so far. They make great reading.

Any club member that wants to write a review just needs to visit the model details page and then click on the member review 'tab'. If you are logged in you will see a link which will allow you to leave your own review.

Cheers

Chris

[flyby]

So what cars have you written a review for so far then Chris?[]

With all the work you do i would be surprised if you found the time[:0][]

Thanks again though for such a brilliant community, and for my cars taking a back seat[}] [)] Tamiya club just keeps on getting better[8D][^]

[netsmithUK]

lol - very true, I haven't written one yet.

[J3cubfan]

How about some friendly/constructive feedback for some of my reviews. Are they putting you to sleep?[|)] Informative?[^] Too much?[V] Just Right?[] Not enough?[xx(] When I write my reviews, I try to incorporate some of the problems, observations and nuiances about these cars for people who are considering either purchasing or building one Let me know what you think.[]

thank you.

John

[netsmithUK]

John,

They are spot on. I love reading them. Just what I was after.

Cheers

Chris

[SJoerD]

And what about mine about the Martini Mk.22 Renault? I noticed there isn't a short review about the car here, where most of the cars DO have one...

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/car.asp?id=14

Maybe you can copy and paste the first 2 parts of it there. How did the earlier reviews get there, actually? I see some from you, stulec52, WillyChang, and several others. I always wondered how those got there... [|)] Will you please look into it? I'd be very nice if my little piece would get there. I might want to edit it if you like me to. []

Sjoerd

[WillyChang]

Some of us early folk for permissions to input car details on the data page. This was before the "car review" function appeared.

Yes, its probably a good idea when there are enough reviews available to propogate & update the car details as well.

I'll keep an eye on things and do it manually when suitable.

(There is little point making this 'automatic'.)