Gumby said:
Do mine eyes deceive me, or is that little blue monster-truck a 60-series?? And if so, where could I procure one?!
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Do mine eyes deceive me, or is that little blue monster-truck a 60-series?? And if so, where could I procure one?!
yooper
SILVER Star
I like how the Nikkos' cages look like they are made out of water pipe. Whoever designed that had no idea!
anyone ever seen the Tamiya bruiser or Hilux or Mountaineer? thery look detail for detail like the real Toyota mini truck 79-83 scary resemblence and solid axles and leaf spring rear locker front limited slip!!! google one to look at - i dont have any pics of my collection(3)
pbgbottle said:
I haven't looked for them here in the US, but if you can't get one I'll be happy to help.
IIRC, the retail was around $130 and they are supposed to be fairly big.
So when everything is said and done, I would plan on spending somewhere north of $200.
Mot
FJ40-GARAGE said:I got one of these Tronico Land Cruisers, in Germany they were sold as *BIG MAXX*
Yep they sag a little in the rear, all in all its a nice eyecatcher and one of the biggest rc cruisers.
Meanwhile i got a nice collection of these rigs but......... theres always someone who has more toys.........
Those Cruisers belong to one of our French Land Cruiser Brothers: www.toyota-bj40.com
Look for the petits, some realy rare LC´s there!
My last project
A small sized version of my rig
your collection could put landpimps collection to shame
Haha I really hope you never have to use that TINY spare.
I have a Bruiser, have built and sold about 12 in the last 5 yrs. This one I am keeping.
Trail Blazer
I have one of those. I painted it to match my 40.
Spare batteries and a quick charger make it more fun.
I used wd40 to help get the decals off. Then clean it very
good to remove grease/etc prior to painting. Some of the parts
have melted tabs to hold them in. Exacto knife them VERY
carefully to remove the melted plastic ends.
Nice find.
I have one of those. I painted it to match my 40.
Spare batteries and a quick charger make it more fun.
I used wd40 to help get the decals off. Then clean it very
good to remove grease/etc prior to painting. Some of the parts
have melted tabs to hold them in. Exacto knife them VERY
carefully to remove the melted plastic ends.
Nice find.
I have a Bruiser, have built and sold about 12 in the last 5 yrs. This one I am keeping.
I love that....you still building and sell??
lunyou
I have no idea what it is worth now. I know what I have into it! The last Bruiser I sold that was all tricked out sold for $1100 on the bay.
lunyou, I have not built or sold any Bruisers in about a year, new home, son, work and my 60 has been keeping me very busy. I always keep an eye out for another project truck but it seems that even those sell in the $500-$600 range. That is a lot of cruiser parts, landscaping and weekends out an about with the loves of my life.. family!
I have a Bruiser, have built and sold about 12 in the last 5 yrs. This one I am keeping.
Nice. Love the flames!
I don't havea RC Cruiser, but I have a lot of these.
HATTRICK
I used one of those as a body for a micro r/c 40s. 4wd and
motors from 8k r.p.m to 21k r.p.m.
Several different tire/wheel/gear combos to mix and match too.
headlights work in forward. Brake lights in reverse.
Front view of another. They operate on different Mhz so
I can have them compete.
I can have them compete.
