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ok, see what you are saying
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/tc_userima...94905_1_75.jpg
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/tc_userima...94905_2_75.jpg
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/tc_userima...94905_3_75.jpg
but seems odd that I can link to the thumbnails with no problem
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh hhh...........
Wish I hadn't bothered now :(;) All seem a bit complicated to me:I :p:D:approve:
The mini looks good though Gordy - why the sticky up thingys though? ;)
See that's what i meant :p;):cool:
:p, the tamiya site will only let you link to the small (_75) and medium (_350) images and not the full size one, I assume this is done to protect their bandwidth.Quote:
quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland
See that's what i meant :p;):cool:
looks like the real deal :D:D
Quite correct, just ask MMM about bandwidthQuote:
quote:Originally posted by MartinSullivan
I assume this is done to protect their bandwidth.
"why the sticky up thingys though?"
They are what hold the body on:evil: You can trim them back to nearer the body if you want:approve: Its up to you :) :p:D:approve:
Hmmm. It's odd that they put so much effort into the thing looking so good (and it does look excellent) and yet have such a clumsy looking mechanism to hold the body on. Why they do dat G man?
<moves into equivalent Wul polishing mode> Wellllllllll:D its all to do with the fact that more than one model/make of body is able to fit every chassis:approve: Some, like the mini, have to have longer rear posts to reach the roof whereas a bodyshell with a boot/hatchback has a shorter distance to travel to get to the body (if you know what I mean;)) It also allows you to vary the body height:D between 'off roader' or 'slammed'. If you're never going to fit another body (you listening BS;)) you can trim them right back nearly to the roof :p:D:approve: