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PostPosted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:22 pm 
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Just seen these in this months Classic & SPorts Car!
http://www.rceasy.com/2008/02/09/2008-n ... sho-dnano/
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cool model :P

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I might start collecting, when my study loses some of the boxes next week.

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When I first looked at the photo I thought the are OK.

But they are remote control, Scalextric with no track real cool

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Siggy wrote:
When I first looked at the photo I thought the are OK.

But they are radio control, Scalextric with no track real cool


Yup this gives an idea of scale!
Kyosho’s new dNaNo 1/43 mini racers

The dNaNo is an all new car from Kyosho that is unlike anything else in RC.

* 1/43-scale so it can easily fit in the palm of your hand.
* Operated by a 2.4GHz radio system so there are no crystals to fuss with.
* Each car has a built-in lap counter and each car has its own unique ID number. After a race, you will be able to review your results for the race and also bring up information on the entire life of your car.
* Powered by a LiPo battery pack, which Kyosho told me is very safe and will not burn.
* Optional light set will be available.
* Ports on the chassis allow you to plug in an optional traction control unit to make the car easier to control when cornering at speed.
* The car can be plugged into a computer so driving profiles can be customized.
* Each car comes completely assembled and includes a chassis for display purposes that has the true to scale wheels and tires mounted on it.
* A starter set will include the 2.4GHz transmitter, LiPo battery pack and charger. (These items are not included with the car)
* Transmitter only requires 4AAA batteries.
* 8 different bodies will be available, with new ones coming out each month there after.
* The bodies look absolutely amazing with exacting detail…to the point where I can see diecast fans buying the car just for display.

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''Ports on the chassis allow you to plug in an optional traction control unit to make the car easier to control when cornering at speed.''

Traction control!!

They are actually smaller than Scalextric (1-32nd IIRC)

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Yup Scalextric is 1/32nd scale these are 1/43rd or same as corgi cars.

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Wonder what they will cost? Very pretty. :)

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R/C racing was all 1/10 scale in my day …

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poprock wrote:
R/C racing was all 1/10 scale in my day …

Youngster! I raced 1/12 scale GT cars up to national level & for a while raced 1/10 buggies at club level & briefly dabbled with 1/8th both tarmac & buggies.
Also have flown & boated models most of my life!

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i also have the remains of my 1/12 th grp b toyota celica 4wd in the shed, i also used to have the cut down beetle which used to pull great wheelies and also go through rear drive shafts like they were going out of fashion

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Heh. I looked up a lot of my old 1/10 off-road gear online last year and found out that it was classed as ‘vintage’ … and that there was a thriving vintage race scene down south. I immediately dug all my old cars out of storage and sold them to fund my 944 habit. Success!

Back in my day I made it as far as regional level in 2WD and 4WD electric 1/10 off-road, and national level with the 2WD truck class. Well, I say ‘national level’ … I qualified for the very first truck nationals, and promptly finished in the bottom tenth percentile.

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