Let's see Pictures of your Diecast collection!
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Back then it was pretty rare to find a Yokomo kit since they were expensive, geared towards the hardcore. The drifting thing got popular a few years ago so they went back on the market full force with their drifting kits. (essentially hard plastic tires on drift body shells) Actually if I can remember correctly, they were the first company to offer "1/10 scale Drift" Rc cars in the US.
I'll snap some pics of the chassis when I get the camera back.
Not my pics, but it was complete CF, light as a feather....big deal 10 years ago.
![](http://www.rcracing.com/rcimages/Yokomo_J_2.jpg)
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Yokomo M2 Pro..
Back then it was pretty rare to find a Yokomo kit since they were expensive, geared towards the hardcore. The drifting thing got popular a few years ago so they went back on the market full force with their drifting kits. (essentially hard plastic tires on drift body shells) Actually if I can remember correctly, they were the first company to offer "1/10 scale Drift" Rc cars in the US.
I'll snap some pics of the chassis when I get the camera back.
Not my pics, but it was complete CF, light as a feather....big deal 10 years ago.
![](http://www.rcracing.com/rcimages/Yokomo_J_2.jpg)
![](http://www.rcracing.com/rcimages/Yokomo_J_3.jpg)
Back then it was pretty rare to find a Yokomo kit since they were expensive, geared towards the hardcore. The drifting thing got popular a few years ago so they went back on the market full force with their drifting kits. (essentially hard plastic tires on drift body shells) Actually if I can remember correctly, they were the first company to offer "1/10 scale Drift" Rc cars in the US.
I'll snap some pics of the chassis when I get the camera back.
Not my pics, but it was complete CF, light as a feather....big deal 10 years ago.
![](http://www.rcracing.com/rcimages/Yokomo_J_2.jpg)
![](http://www.rcracing.com/rcimages/Yokomo_J_3.jpg)
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Here's some of my old collection... they're all boxed up at the moment.
I'm planning on selling these soon... so if anyone is interested in any of them, PM me
Jada Toys, Hotwheels, Maisto, etc... All 350z's
![](http://photos-e.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v361/71/25/1005826664/n1005826664_30145668_5880.jpg)
Ebbro's and Minichamps (with some revoltechs)
I'm planning on selling these soon... so if anyone is interested in any of them, PM me
Jada Toys, Hotwheels, Maisto, etc... All 350z's
![](http://photos-e.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v361/71/25/1005826664/n1005826664_30145668_5880.jpg)
Ebbro's and Minichamps (with some revoltechs)
![](http://photos-f.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v361/71/25/1005826664/n1005826664_30145669_6223.jpg)
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Yeah, they're very close in layout actually. I should have went with the RS4's since they were more complete kits.
The Yokomo Yr-4 chassis was kind of "up in the air" as to how you wanted to mount your batteries. You had to do it with velcro or zipties for optimal weight distribution. A little too complicated and race focused.
The Yokomo Yr-4 chassis was kind of "up in the air" as to how you wanted to mount your batteries. You had to do it with velcro or zipties for optimal weight distribution. A little too complicated and race focused.
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lol my friend has one of those little RC cars, exactly like that one... raced it against my Z, was pretty damn close up until about 45 MPH. He was having trouble getting the engine A/F ratio right so he kept stalling it on launches but man that was fun. Sounds pissed off at full power...
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Yea its just a flash bounced off a peice of paper. pretty simple set up for such an awesome, after my brother gets his lifted truck finished, im gona do a shot like that with his truck
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i actually had no idea ppl will start sharing pics of their collections as i didnt know that many of Z members even bothered to spend money on anything else but uprading parts for their cars lol ... but +1 to all those who posted pics of their collection.. AMAZING stuff guys!
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