mattsbeamer

I ahve some r/c cars, all made by Tamiya. the TA02 which has a BMW 318STW shell, the Z3, and an impretza shell.
I also have the Jeep wangler, and a Petrol R/C (themercedies CLK sportswear version)

Does anyone make a BMW 850i,M5 ect (any BMW shells) shell for the TA02,
And does anyone make a BMW X5 body shell for the 4x4 tamiyas, to replace the Jeep. Thanks :silly2:

sarujin

Well I just did a search at Towerhobbies and there are a few BMW bodies. If you want a M5, you're out of luck, unless any of you Tamiya Kits are 200mm wide (maybe the gas one). Eletric Tamiya Kits are only about 185-190mm wide, so they can only use 190mm wide bodies.

But for the X5 body, i don't think any one makes them yet.

sarujin

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101725_E36

how much do you want for your ta02 318stw sheel.

Psman32@af

check out body manufacturers first to see if they are made. i know there are some z3, i think ive seen a z8 body or two, not sur ethough, dont think ive seen an x5. check to see what proline makes, they have a huge assort ment of bodies, along with parma, hot bodies, etc. then when u find out who makes them, find a retailer. if its a local hobby shop, they should be able to order it for you.

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Dr.AK

If you like the E36 Touring, you can search for a Carson body of that car. I have one and it rocks!



btw. Z3 is definitively made by Tamiya and the Z3 Coupe by HPI, Z8 i think by Proline. Somewhere i think i can remember seein an X5 too, but i'm not so sure. M5 is made by HPI, but only in 200mm so you'd need some wide rims for that.

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