vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008
Those are some sweet custom rides. I still don't know how they did the FAV though. Sick.
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008
compared to the suspension of the viper and 4wds on the gallop the FAV is pretty simple: polyprop rods and plates, glued and painted on the outside.
The ultima-wheels... I'll have to check if I have a side shot. I think it is the white version of the fox wheel or frog wheel with a slotted disk glued in.
The ultima-wheels... I'll have to check if I have a side shot. I think it is the white version of the fox wheel or frog wheel with a slotted disk glued in.
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Well, I admit, running and picture taking sure beats the fun of editing and uploading... but finally I got more for you guys:
Most of the M-chassis pics are in minimini's M-thread but here's some more I like:




I found a way to use my flickr account for image hosting which removed the need for uploading to rc10talk.com, and gives me automatic resizing etc, so more in a couple minutes
Most of the M-chassis pics are in minimini's M-thread but here's some more I like:




I found a way to use my flickr account for image hosting which removed the need for uploading to rc10talk.com, and gives me automatic resizing etc, so more in a couple minutes
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Interlude: me and my cars:
I have legs too, there just not in the picture

Yep, that box is vintage also: been using these boxes from my early racing days

The ghost-rider in action

(picture taken by Yaji and edited/recentered by me)
I have legs too, there just not in the picture


Yep, that box is vintage also: been using these boxes from my early racing days

The ghost-rider in action

(picture taken by Yaji and edited/recentered by me)
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Special for the asso gold tub fans:






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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Wild stuff:
super champ based pajero and propelled mini truggy sitting side by side

I did prefer the pajero in more 'standard' subaru brat wheel outfit, but the twin rear tyres looked cool on the starting grid

This Axial crawler body fitted to a vintage ultima RB truck sure looked good too

And over the lunch we had a full blown battle of these going on

I'm done posting, unless someone wants to see more on specific cars/types?
super champ based pajero and propelled mini truggy sitting side by side

I did prefer the pajero in more 'standard' subaru brat wheel outfit, but the twin rear tyres looked cool on the starting grid

This Axial crawler body fitted to a vintage ultima RB truck sure looked good too

And over the lunch we had a full blown battle of these going on

I'm done posting, unless someone wants to see more on specific cars/types?
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
For more pics check out Yaji's report here:
http://homepage2.nifty.com/good-rockin~/ahiru2008.html
The organizers site with reports of the event in the past years is here:
http://www.barbiere.sakura.ne.jp/index2.htmll
And this is the blog from the organisers:
http://ameblo.jp/afro3/
(Right now the 2008 ahiru event is on page 1 2 and 3 but he's allways updating so it' ll shift back soon)
http://homepage2.nifty.com/good-rockin~/ahiru2008.html
The organizers site with reports of the event in the past years is here:
http://www.barbiere.sakura.ne.jp/index2.htmll
And this is the blog from the organisers:
http://ameblo.jp/afro3/
(Right now the 2008 ahiru event is on page 1 2 and 3 but he's allways updating so it' ll shift back soon)
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Mr. ED, I looked at report by Yaji(posted link) and saw this I'm not sure what it is. Do you know anything about this car?
Thanks
Just wanted to mention I really like looking at the pictures of the event that you have posted looks like a good time.Thanks
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This is all very interesting!
This is all very interesting!
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Re: vintage meeting in Japan "Ahiru" Aug. 11 2008 new pics added
Thanks for your reaction.
More of the history of the turbine car can be found in the blog
http://ameblo.jp/afro3/
Unfortunately the blog doesn't translate in babelfish, but take a look at the pictures anyway.
The body 's from a tam-tech frog and so is the front portion I believe.
Thrust is from a brushless propeller/turbine.
There were a couple more propelled cars , some faster than others, but in general they accelerated way slower than the standard buggies.
More of the history of the turbine car can be found in the blog
http://ameblo.jp/afro3/
Unfortunately the blog doesn't translate in babelfish, but take a look at the pictures anyway.
The body 's from a tam-tech frog and so is the front portion I believe.
Thrust is from a brushless propeller/turbine.
There were a couple more propelled cars , some faster than others, but in general they accelerated way slower than the standard buggies.
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