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I think mine might just end up being goverment funded! LOL gotta help the economy and all!

:lol: i myself had the same idea but for an ax10 (or possibly a new guitar)

I still think its way too expensive. it looks decent but honestly i can only see myself salvaging the body, wheels, axles, and tranny. I miss the $70 tlt :roll: the ax10 is still a wayyyy better deal.
 
:lol: i myself had the same idea but for an ax10 (or possibly a new guitar)

I still think its way too expensive. it looks decent but honestly i can only see myself salvaging the body, wheels, axles, and tranny. I miss the $70 tlt :roll: the ax10 is still a wayyyy better deal.

highly agree it's only use is to be a trail truck.
 
i think most of you guys are compairing apples and oranges. the cr-01 and the scorpion are geared twards 2 different crowds. now granted, they could both be configured to either a scale/trail rig or a comp rig... The Scorpion is geared twards comp rigs and the CR-01 is geared twards Scale/Trail rigs. out of the box, they both should preform well for what they were built for.

My main 3 interest points on this truck are the suspension setup and the planetary gear setup of the transmission and the beefier axles. like any rig.. once they come out people will start to beat on em and the weak points will be pointed out and after market mfg's will step up and make this thing a true work horse. I do hope to see the kit that only has the axles and maybe a transmission fo those custom builds!!!! Thats going to be sick!
 
what the heck.. from the german site - translated "The front and rear transmission box are equipped with planet transmissions. "

what? i dont think it translated right... check it out: http://www.tamiya.de/de/modelle/rcmodellautos/elektromodelle/rtp/58405/produktdetails.htm

translated:
R/C fans constructed its models time long itself getuned and it as trial-suitable vehicles. Tamiya followed this trend and present we now the result of our work. The new Trial-star contains a true to scale Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 car body on a durable leader frame and is ready to the use.

Over the model:

1/10 R/C kit of the Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 Trial star. The durable leader frame consists of strong, but easy aluminums profiles with plastic breadth vine. The chassis and wheel suspension design offers optimal ground freedom in order to be able to travel on the most difficult tracks. The wheel suspension with suspension struts contains stable it housings in order to protect the wichitgen parts of the drive and breadth handlebar out of durable aluminum. The interior situation mute are connected over push poles with the wheel suspension. An additional stabilizer provides for optimal ground liability in heavy terrain. The centrally arranged transmission box delivers an Untersetzungsverhältnis of 40.5:1. a motor of the type 540 is contain. The front and rear transmission box are equipped with planet transmissions. That newly developed guarantee required becomes 3-teiligen "beadlock" rims a certain reinforcement of the tires also in low tire pressure of that sometimes in the Trial. That completely newly developed have Trial-tire 125mm diameter and 56mm profile width. The realistic car body out of robust easy Polycarbonat is equipped in addition with separately formed parts for side mirror, blinker and cooler grill. 2-canal R/C system with electronic trip regulator, 7.2V rechargeable battery pack & charger separately available.
 
Looks great. I would say there's a good chance you will see a few of these on the RCP Crawlers mountain display at RCX this year.
 
Well I love it for the potential to be a killer trail rig. The CC-01 just got replaced on my must have Scaler Chassis list. The price is a bit high, but the usability of it out of the box is spot on IMO.
 
what the heck.. from the german site - translated "The front and rear transmission box are equipped with planet transmissions. "

what? i dont think it translated right... check it out: http://www.tamiya.de/de/modelle/rcmodellautos/elektromodelle/rtp/58405/produktdetails.htm

translated:
R/C fans constructed its models time long itself getuned and it as trial-suitable vehicles. Tamiya followed this trend and present we now the result of our work. The new Trial-star contains a true to scale Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 car body on a durable leader frame and is ready to the use.

Over the model:

1/10 R/C kit of the Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 Trial star. The durable leader frame consists of strong, but easy aluminums profiles with plastic breadth vine. The chassis and wheel suspension design offers optimal ground freedom in order to be able to travel on the most difficult tracks. The wheel suspension with suspension struts contains stable it housings in order to protect the wichitgen parts of the drive and breadth handlebar out of durable aluminum. The interior situation mute are connected over push poles with the wheel suspension. An additional stabilizer provides for optimal ground liability in heavy terrain. The centrally arranged transmission box delivers an Untersetzungsverhältnis of 40.5:1. a motor of the type 540 is contain. The front and rear transmission box are equipped with planet transmissions. That newly developed guarantee required becomes 3-teiligen "beadlock" rims a certain reinforcement of the tires also in low tire pressure of that sometimes in the Trial. That completely newly developed have Trial-tire 125mm diameter and 56mm profile width. The realistic car body out of robust easy Polycarbonat is equipped in addition with separately formed parts for side mirror, blinker and cooler grill. 2-canal R/C system with electronic trip regulator, 7.2V rechargeable battery pack & charger separately available.
It means planetary gears in the front and rear axles...no difflockers at all
 
My first thought? Going to be expensive for the average kid to buy!!!! Then have to buy radio and esc!!!!!! Even though the Wheely King electronics and servos had a tendency to fail, it all came in one box, And at a reasonable price, considering everything came in one box. This looks Great. Just expensive for the average kid!!!!! IMO:roll:













I'm putting it on my Christmas list!!!!!!!
 
lol harley

i think RPP will sell ALOT of these bodies........ :D
although tamiya STILL hasnt released the body set for the high-lux yet :(
 
I just added more pics to the RC Driver forum:

See them all here

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