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Post by RC Tractor Guy on Nov 23, 2012 10:08:46 GMT
Okay here is the second poll with a few more options, hopefully this one will work out well  |
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Post by kubotakid on Jan 19, 2015 1:10:56 GMT
Id like to know if anyone has thought about having rc tractor/truck pulls,?? Complete with a weight transfer sled. Iam sure that the auto races are cool., But tractor/truck pulling would be even cooler..
How many people live near central Michigan that are into the rc tractor and truck hobby?
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Post by RC Tractor Guy on Jan 21, 2015 14:47:15 GMT
I've like a group of facebook called Lone Star State R/C Truck and Tractor Pulling Association so I guess they are from texas. They do RC tractor pulls but its 1/10 scale I think.
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Post by tomek on Mar 11, 2015 9:59:08 GMT
In my opinion we shouldn't compare 1:32 and 1:16 models.
1:32 are nice to play with indoor, eg home. With 1:16 models we can go outside, to the garden. Those give us a lot of possibilities, but it takes plenty of space. With 1:32 models we are limited by the space and size of elements, so some functions are impossible to implement. I have only had contact with siku and bruder and because of that I think both of them are the best, but in different classes.
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Post by RC Tractor Guy on Mar 11, 2015 11:30:46 GMT
That is true, two different classes so not really comparable. I find Siku and the old joal construction models are great for conversion as they are mostly screwed together without too many solid molded part. I've also looked at universal hobbies which are not so easy to convert due to the exposed molded engines. I haven't tried a bruder conversion but looking at them in stores they look like they would be good for a 1:16 conversion.
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Post by tomek on Mar 11, 2015 13:26:47 GMT
Youtube can confirm after typing "bruder rc" that those are quite popular
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