Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Sanwa 212HF Update)

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Re: Yatabe Arena 93 Japanese Nat's replica- (new pics pg 3)

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slotcarrod wrote:Looking good so far Reg!

Have you tried to get in contact with Tomohiro Hirai?

I'm sure he would be enthralled with your build! He may even be able to help you find the correct electronics!

Do you have a better picture/scan of the original car? I can't enlarge the one in your first post!
I have not. I googled his name to see what info popped up but I couldn't really find anything and other than that I really have no idea how to find someone since I don't do the Facepage thing- but it would be cool for him to see it once it's done too! (although there is one major detail I would like to leave unknown about his car) This image was from Atlas here and that was a better one than what was in the scans archive but it's the best I have or can find-
jwscab wrote: whats the red stuff for battery cushion? is that something special or run-of-the-mill stuff?
I went to the local hobby lobby and got some of that colored foam stuff that kids make things like 3d boats, sun visors etc and made it from that. I looked and tried to find that "abc racing parts" or something made them and it was specific item but I don't think it was-
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Re: Yatabe Arena/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica

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After a long search ( I really hate Japanese language packs :? ) a member here has located and given me a potentially correct Atlas' 12 double 8) So a little closer still! Should have some more updates before Jay finishes his RC10 :roll:
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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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I love looking at pics of this car. The yellow chassis and white parts have a unique but cool look.

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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cool, glad you found the motor. :)

i see you now have a reedy sonic mod layin' around.......

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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very cool car!
Front tyres are not exactly those, they used TF270 (really rare nowdays) and not cut tyres or anything like most people thing. I have a pair :wink:
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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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Definitely love this build Reggie. I always have had a thing for the colored pan builds and yours is ace!
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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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mamadoesn`tletme wrote:very cool car!
Front tyres are not exactly those, they used TF270 (really rare nowdays) and not cut tyres or anything like most people thing. I have a pair :wink:
Rare like AE6319 or 6323 NIP? Do you have reference pic for the TF27, that seems easy in yokomo 2WD tires to be used in 93' but maybe I'm crazy?

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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I`ll show a pic as soon as I can :D

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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These are the correct front ones :wink:

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Well, damn-

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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Charlie don't surf wrote:Well, damn-
The mighty oracle of RC knowledge has a chink in the armor!?

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Nah, I learn new stuff here everyday! Damn cause' I ain't got none-

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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that is one great looking tire

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

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very nice rubber indeed, love this buggy! :)

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Re: Yatabe/JMRCA 93' Tomohiro Hirai Replica (Atlas Motor!!)

Post by vintage AE »

Reg, are the rear turnbuckles supposed to be with the hex section (not sure what the technical name for is for that part where you place the wrench) on the outer or inner side? I tried zooming in on the scan on the first page and it looks like it's on the inside and you have them on the outside. I'm sure you have some other scans to go by.

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