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Having been selling off some more cars recently, I took a look back over the last 5 years at cars that are no longer in my collection It seems that the love I had for nitro has been completely extinguished by brushless

you sold your 959. Snifff

Can't say I'm sad to see anyone move away from antisocially noisy, unreliable stinkwheels


My collection has definitely changed shape - more than 60% of my cars have gone in the last few years, the cull including pretty much all the non-Tamiya cars (Schumacher, Spital, Associated, Mardave, Chinese ) most on-road cars, most re-releases; anything with a lexan body is likely to have gone too.

I still can't say i have a focus as such, but if I do, I guess it's moved towards scratchbuilds/customs using a Tamiya chassis or Tamiya parts - or at least a Wild Willy driver

stingray-63 wrote:

you sold your 959. Snifff

Yes but I can still visit it Turns out 1/12 isn't my scale

I know some people love it, but I personally can't stand the sound of nitro .

I've lost interest in virtually everything modern Tamiya makes. Unique and special vehicles like a TRF, TXT, CR01 or maaaaybe the upcoming G601 still grab me however. My collecting is now focused on re-releases and the the first 100. I've almost completed my collection of the first 100 that I truly want too. I've actually, slowly begun to branch out to Kyosho and Associated a little bit.

You prefer bigger ones
I am back into the nuclear RC same if I still have and love nitro ones. But run around home is not possible with neighbors. More with a 1/5th

And the latest ones out the door

you sold your 240z and your f150???

stingray-63 wrote:

you sold your 240z and your f150???

Yup I haven't done anything with the 240z in years & The F150 well I have other runners