Very technical RC kits

Very technical RC kits

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V8KSN

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Friday 28th November 2014
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Hi all, I am after your help....

My wife has asked me the other day what I want for Christmas and I knew straight away it would be a RC kit but I don't know which one.

I have not built one since I was playing around with my Grasshopper and Midnight Pumpkin kits when I was 15 smile The kit I always wanted was the BigWig, purely because it looked cool and the HotShot really appealed to me too but these were always out of reach financially.

My question really is which kit should I go for? I know that's a bit of a silly question but what I am looking for is something that is VERY technical to build with lots of bits to put together (like the differential and suspension etc) preferably with lots of carbon bits and metal fluid filled shock absorbers and stuff like that biggrin

I loved building them more than the actual playing with them if truth be told and its the build process I will derive most enjoyment from.

Can anyone suggest a kit that will fill my needs?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

V8KSN

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Friday 28th November 2014
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simonrockman said:
You don't want a kit.

You want plans..
hehe

I would love to build something like a HotShot or a BigWig (the original kit with the blister packaging and all the original sponsor logo's etc) but those are a silly prices on ebay frown

Can you recommend a kit that would be difficult and technical? Maybe something with a metal differential that I could put together and metal shocks etc?

V8KSN

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Friday 28th November 2014
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miniman said:
Awesome!

Might have to buy the HotShot after all! biggrin

V8KSN

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Monday 1st December 2014
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.:ian:. said:
Avante is probably one of the more technical cars you can buy ReRe http://www.modelsport.co.uk/tamiya-avante-2011/rc-...

Or, if pockets are especially deep then one of the three speed 4x4s : http://www.modelsport.co.uk/tamiya-toyota-4x4-pick...
You`ll need a 3 channel transmitter to work the gear change smile

There are lots of technical build threads for each if you google
That three speed 4x4 is AWESOME! Far too much cash for a toy though frown