Mini-z
07 February 2002, 01:08 PM
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Just had a look at the HPI mini cars.. V. Nice.. A good display size, but probably not as cute as the mini-Z's.. I saw them racing the mini-Z's at autosports and was most impressed at the speed and handling, for such a small toy..(For want of a better word)
I've got a Kyosho Landmax 1:8 Scooby.. It's excellent fun and HUGE.. which is nice, but finding somewhere to play with it is a nightmare, cuz it gets to about 45-50mph (we clocked it at Pendine sands @ 39mph b4 it was tuned properly..
) and it's also quite noisy..
Luv
Chrisie...
I've got a Kyosho Landmax 1:8 Scooby.. It's excellent fun and HUGE.. which is nice, but finding somewhere to play with it is a nightmare, cuz it gets to about 45-50mph (we clocked it at Pendine sands @ 39mph b4 it was tuned properly..
) and it's also quite noisy.. Luv
Chrisie...
02 June 2002, 08:36 PM
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They are Micro RS4 cars from HPI www.hpi-europe.com and can be bought from www.modelsport.co.uk as well as many other R/C shops.
The original posted mentioned Mini-Z which are manufactured by Kyosho, see modelsport link. There just happens to be a scooby model too.
[Edited by howardb - 2/6/2002 8:39:13 PM]
The original posted mentioned Mini-Z which are manufactured by Kyosho, see modelsport link. There just happens to be a scooby model too.
[Edited by howardb - 2/6/2002 8:39:13 PM]
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