twigzy
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lol, same, however on the back of the wheel is different. i guess they might fit but you would not get any drive. tamiya are hexagonal insides mardave are kind of two studded things. but yes wheels will have said hole in the middle so they might fit if its just for display purposes.
is that enough double dutch for you, think i confused myself there
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Nathan
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The Coolest RC body shells Ever!!Nathan
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WOW  Dodge Charger Herse Is the lenght not the same as the 10th tamiya's |
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Last Edit: Oct 9, 2006 18:46:08 GMT by Nathan
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twigzy
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I was just wondering that....... i've got about 8 thunder/fire dragons/shots
Do mardave still make mini stocks ? i quite fancy one of those !! will keep my son amused anyway.......... and me.....cough
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twigzy
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don't know if they still amke them plenty of second hand ones on ebay, there is a new type of mini out, a manic mini can pm u details if you want
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don't know if they still amke them plenty of second hand ones on ebay, there is a new type of mini out, a manic mini can pm u details if you want Yes please mate, that would be great.  |
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Last Edit: Oct 9, 2006 19:06:39 GMT by Thrasher
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lol, same, however on the back of the wheel is different. i guess they might fit but you would not get any drive. tamiya are hexagonal insides mardave are kind of two studded things. but yes wheels will have said hole in the middle so they might fit if its just for display purposes. is that enough double dutch for you, think i confused myself there cheers mate. cleared things up for me, though its a shame ... i want those wheels! |
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ive been trying to find a mk2 escort shell (preferably droop snoop) in 1/10th for ages, anyone know where i might find one?
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twigzy
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don't know anyone who does mk2s this shop do mk1s in 1/10 th scale, along with stags and datsuns 240zs metros and ford pops
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Bunch of kids  Were can I get a Mardave chassis? ;D ;D ;D |
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bstardchild
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lol, same, however on the back of the wheel is different. i guess they might fit but you would not get any drive. tamiya are hexagonal insides mardave are kind of two studded things. but yes wheels will have said hole in the middle so they might fit if its just for display purposes. is that enough double dutch for you, think i confused myself there cheers mate. cleared things up for me, though its a shame ... i want those wheels! Not wanting to turn this thread into the Spacers/adaptor plates are dangerous do not use em but Adaptor plates?  |
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Oct 10, 2006 10:00:20 GMT
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Adaptor plates? Not if he is running stretched rubber |
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Oct 10, 2006 11:37:22 GMT
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Well thats it, ordered a rover p5 shell.....better go and get a scalpel and some paint....  |
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Garry
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Oct 10, 2006 14:24:41 GMT
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Oct 10, 2006 16:20:52 GMT
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Ive had a little project in mind for years, maybe its time?
Many years ago i saw a mardave mini with a nitro engine, only just fit, but in a car that small it must have been fun!
I have a HPI savage with a .28cc engine putting out nearly 3.5hp, still small enough to just fit in a mardave (i think)
I keep thinking about it, 1/12 mardave with 3.5hp!! I severley doubt it would be controlable, and would probably never get traction and would eat tyres, but its got to be worth a laugh surely?
Might need a mk1 transit shell to cover the motor though, unless theres room to lay it down.
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moomin
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Oct 10, 2006 17:10:32 GMT
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Well you managed to inspire me to get mine out of the cupboard and rebuild it after 5 years of storage  Standard mardave V12 chassis, LRP fwd/brake speed controller and a x-star race motor. Just waiting for some tarmac tyres to arrive ;D |
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Oct 10, 2006 17:14:39 GMT
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better go and put my batteries on charge, if i can find anything..... |
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This one made me chukkle 
