Tamiya Wild One
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Tamiya Wild One
Great day out so I made a video. Hope you enjoy and please subscribe to my channel!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bQ7CJc896g[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bQ7CJc896g[/youtube]
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RE: Tamiya Wild One
looks like you had fun, just something about tamiyas that make things fun
Is that thing brushless as it looked quite fast in a few of those scenes, or was it just the angle?
Is that thing brushless as it looked quite fast in a few of those scenes, or was it just the angle?
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ORIGINAL: theibault
Straight up box stock. It scoots with the ol silvercan.
Straight up box stock. It scoots with the ol silvercan.
probably one of the best brushed motors(that the brushes can't be changed on) I've used as they seem to last forever
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RE: Tamiya Wild One
Nice video, nice editing, nice everything Might be the camera angle or something, but it looked freaky fast! There is something with these cars that is amazing, i guess the reason is they looks like real buggies Keep them videos coming please!
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ORIGINAL: Lars from Norway
Nice video, nice editing, nice everything Might be the camera angle or something, but it looked freaky fast! There is something with these cars that is amazing, i guess the reason is they looks like real buggies Keep them videos coming please!
Nice video, nice editing, nice everything Might be the camera angle or something, but it looked freaky fast! There is something with these cars that is amazing, i guess the reason is they looks like real buggies Keep them videos coming please!
#9
RE: Tamiya Wild One
Oh, sorry! Well, i am a bit curious on the WW2 as i haven't seen any good videos of it, though i haven't put my mind into searching for a good one either. But i know that you will make a good one After that, bring on the Super Hotshot!
I am also curious to know how you dip the motor for break in? Dip it in water? Or do you dip it in body tempered chamomile-tea for about 5 mins and 43 seconds on 2,3 volt?
I am also curious to know how you dip the motor for break in? Dip it in water? Or do you dip it in body tempered chamomile-tea for about 5 mins and 43 seconds on 2,3 volt?
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RE: Tamiya Wild One
Lol, no tea. I fix 2 AA end to end, and dip the motor in a glass of water. I let it run till batts are dead. Spray motor out with motor cleaning spray and let dry. Finally oil the bushings and it's good to go. Looks like the Super Hotshot will be the next video as I have a friend on a couple other forums that I post on that just yesterday uploaded a WW2 video. He beat me to the punch, so WW2 will be after that.
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RE: Tamiya Wild One
Ok, so that's how to do it. Nice to know if i should run into a new silver can sometime in a new build Looking forward to whatever video comes next!
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ORIGINAL: johonmirae
looks like you had fun, just something about tamiyas that make things fun
looks like you had fun, just something about tamiyas that make things fun
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RE: Tamiya Wild One
Shot this 2 weeks ago with my friend Pastimesteve. Hope you like it, and please subscribe to my channel and I'll sub to yours.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNt2u7k6z4k&list=UUqeTyr3tprBCNIC3svrpjvw&index=1[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNt2u7k6z4k&list=UUqeTyr3tprBCNIC3svrpjvw&index=1[/youtube]