NIKKO I TRUCK 1/70 scale hummer
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NIKKO I TRUCK 1/70 scale hummer
Has any body seen this ? Looks pretty good but it is a little out of scale ---1/70.The price doesn't look to bad either.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wt ... LXEFN0&P=0
http://www.nikkoamerica.com/rc_vehicles ... Humvee.htm
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wt ... LXEFN0&P=0
http://www.nikkoamerica.com/rc_vehicles ... Humvee.htm
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I have both the jeep rubicon and the humvee. They steer like a car, are much bigger than bits, and have the pcb like the sbcg so they can't be fetted. Out the box they are somewhat slow but have decent torque. Also they're not as easy to get into as a bit and the controller basically has a joystick for control. I found it awkward but I can use other controllers. I bought them for $7.00 each at a walmart in Pa.
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