My new Tamiya511x Picture and movie

polz · #1 21-02-2010

Link if it not work : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8HZpCffbBw

Rich D · #2 21-02-2010

Good skills and nice car dude

Colinevan · #3 21-02-2010

Lovely car and a fab track, i love tracks like that, where abouts is it,

Col.

werner1619 · #4 21-02-2010

Nice, ... would you concider swaping for a Durango ?

5POINTSTAR · #5 23-02-2010

Beautiful Buggy

... Driving, you got skills my friend

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I have never seen a big carpet offroad track like that, living in the USA we all run on packed clay/dirt. Looks fun and thanks for the video.

polz · #6 23-02-2010

Thanks for the feedback guys, i will try answer all the questions in 1 apply

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first. the track is in denmark, in a city called Fredrikshavn, its a great track, and i keep my skills up here in the winter time

And werner, why do you ask ?

i never tryet a durango, so i cant tell you

but yeah, i have been in love with the durango, from day 1 i saw it, its loong time since i saw it first time, it was in belgium in kampenhout, where jorn was driving the prototype.

please keep asking questions, and give feedbacks, to the summer i will make more movie's

Jan Larsen · #7 23-02-2010

This is also the track I use to practice on during the winter months and incidently I use the same car as Kim. He's a touch faster than me, he has always been, but we're both far quicker than anyone else. The track really seems to suit the Tamiya. Its certainly the best car I've ever driven. Drives a bit like the B44/BJ4, just better in every aspect. And a lot easier to work on.
And yes, its a luxury to race at such a beautiful, permanent track. The layout is ace as is the rest of the facilities. Heated pitarea in a seperate building which also houses the onroad track, AMB lap counting for both tracks, kitchen and plenty of sleeping space for everyone if required. Its quite amazing that the club has been able to set it up with the notorious difficulties associated with such a task here in Denmark.