TOPIC:

Vintage & Tanks :
58003: Tyrrel P34 Six Wheeler:


58009: Toyota Celica LB Turbo:




1/12 Competition Specials:


56002: Leopard A4


56018: King Tiger


1/10 Collection:

ABC Hobby Nissan Skyline R30 :



Tamiya Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R:


Tamiya Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R (work in progress):


Tamiya Nissan Skyline R34:




Tamiya Nissan R91CP:


Mazda 787B:


Mazda FC3S:



Honda NSX (#58094) Before:

After:


'99 Raybrig Honda NSX:


'04 Honda NSX:


Honda Mugen Integra:


Porsche 993 GT2:



Alfa 155:


Ferrari FXX:


Lancia 037:



Peugeot 406ST:


Lotus 107B:



Top Force EVO:


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Chassis:
Groupe C (1):



Groupe C (2):


Groupe C (3):


TA01 FRP Conversion:


TA02:


FF01 (Upgraded Special):


TA03F:


TA03F Pro:


TA03F TRF*:


TA03F Pro - Runner:


TA03R - FRP Chassis Conversion:


TA03R pro:


TA03RS (1):


TA03RS (2):


TRF414MII:


TB02:

SOLD: .
Nissan Silvia S15:


Tamiya Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R LM Pennzoil Nismo:



Nissan R390GT:


Subaru Impreza 04:


Honda Mugen Integra JDM:



Toyota Corolla:


Mercedes 190 EVOII:


Benetton B194/F102:



Street Beetle/M04L:


Blitzer Beetle:


Blitzer Beetle Chrome Edition (Ltd. Ed.)


Tamiya Grasshopper:


Tamiya Hornet:


56004: King Tiger


Tamiya Tiger I:


TA03RS:



TA05:


TA01:


TL01:


TB Evolution:

All you can really say about this is :

Wow you have an amazing collection!!

Thanks for sharing:)

Thanks for the comments
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A few months ago i moved, so many things are still left in boxes somewhere.
But yesterday i finally unpacked my body driller. I where looking for it a while but didn't knew which box it gone into.

037 (Made some holes in the driverset)
I also made some rearbody posts for the 037 on the left. (it's a strange distance between chassis and the bodyhole).
And I changed the offset of the 2- piece wheels on the front.


Found the headlights of the grasshopper.

The first post is fully rearranged.

Classified by age of the items.

I also added some new pictures.

Enjoy.

Spitfire wrote:

Enjoy.

Pretty impossible not too!

There's not a chassis I don't like! Most of them are in my favourite range of TA01-TA03.

Very awesome collection.

I wonder...
Would it be possible to collect all Tamiya Chassis? From all times?
I am a chassis guuy myself. I like the enigneering stuff, following changes from one generation of chassis to the next.
Hmm, might be an idea when I reach the first 100

-Lars

larbut wrote:

I like the enigneering stuff, following changes from one generation of chassis to the next.

Same here - info on this is incredibly interesting.

Most builders like to stick with the original - which I can appreciate - but I'm kind of building a generation crossover myself.

larbut wrote:

Hmm, might be an idea when I reach the first 100

I'd definitely be following the progress on this.

larbut wrote:

I wonder...
Hmm, might be an idea when I reach the first 100

-Lars

You're not that far off are you?