Found this looking around the web. Being long term 40 fan I though it was priceless! I getting one delivered to a mate as a thanks for storing my 40 for the past 2 years whilst overseas.
Rockclawer version
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.p ... t-id=58405
Can pick up kit for around $300 AUS on web
Also Stock model one
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.p ... t-id=58405
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heres a clip from the dvd: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1q5iXmMdrwRicko wrote:They are lots of fun. My mate who sponsors my 40, bought and built one up. Painted it in the same colours as mine, except mine is now a soft top. Even got a gurnsey when we did the 4wd action dvd.
All the ones pictured, i have built. The green 45 is my brothers, the chev is my 1.9 scale truck ( not in real life...) and the brown one is for a mate.
All the bar work is built from 3/16 brake line all silver solderd to gether, I have a 2.2 Winch challenge truck, and 2.2 comp crawler and even the missers has a long wheel base suziki Searria....it had to pink though. The work that gos into the bar work would be round 40 to 60 hours work from start to finsh.
Ryan
All the bar work is built from 3/16 brake line all silver solderd to gether, I have a 2.2 Winch challenge truck, and 2.2 comp crawler and even the missers has a long wheel base suziki Searria....it had to pink though. The work that gos into the bar work would be round 40 to 60 hours work from start to finsh.
Ryan
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