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I didn't know that about the early Bolink Digger, thanks for the info.
Btw, where can I buy that Micro Racing Dune Buggy?

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GJW, that's a lovely collection of kits there. You're particularly lucky to have that NIB AYK Ascar. I agree with you on the Kyosho Progress. Not only is it a great looking buggy, the kit box is really beautiful - large, colourful, nicely laid out. Definitely one of my favourites. I really love the ...

Should also be careful in this list, not to confuse the many similarly named Kyosho beetles and bugs by calling them beetles and bugs :wink: "Kyosho Volkswagen Baja Bug" ScreenHunter_07 Mar. 13 11.15.jpg "Kyosho Beetle" ScreenHunter_06 Mar. 13 11.13.jpg And of course, later there...

Nice to see such enthusiasm about another unusual model. Just wanted to mention that in a review printed in Australia in the 1980s, the author noted that an Aristo-Craft Kangaroo came "5th in the A main" final, of some NSW race or championship, prior to publishing. That's from memory, but ...

Years ago, a similar crazy thing happened to me at a hobby store. I asked the guy if he had any old parts, and he listed about half a dozen very minor items - we're talking Frog resistors, battery clips, plastic bearings, stuff like that. Might have been worth about $20-$30. I asked how much, and he...

You can get spares for the Rhino - they come up all the time on eBay. Nikko released most parts as spares back in the day, including the body set (which I found in a hobby store a while back). Prior to the Rhino, there were plenty of toy grade off-roaders around, with varying degress of limited off ...