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nitro rc cars
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hope it's nothing like my rc helicopter....what a load of junk,tried it on my front lawn with the kids (Daddy's first,Daddy's first) started it up it went up and wouldn't come down and ended up on the roof of my house...:x ,had no control over it at all...at least with a rc car you won't have to get the ladder out if things go wrong :lol:
accessories i would go on ebay...
accessories i would go on ebay...
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I'm not into RC cars myself.
However I did buy a Kyosho PureTen GP Alpha 3 Nitro RC car at a car boot sale in the summer for £18 as it was so cheap, it was almost brand new, all I had to get then was the fuel. I tried it out at the local park and I couldn't believe how fast it was and really easy to control, it was great fun especially with dogs running after it, although I would never buy a new one.
However I did buy a Kyosho PureTen GP Alpha 3 Nitro RC car at a car boot sale in the summer for £18 as it was so cheap, it was almost brand new, all I had to get then was the fuel. I tried it out at the local park and I couldn't believe how fast it was and really easy to control, it was great fun especially with dogs running after it, although I would never buy a new one.
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