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Which TAMIYA RC Car did you want as a kid ?

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I am so fired up to be dealing with Tamiya and The Pastime Business. To kick things off I paid a visit to their HQ. I have actually enjoyed Tamiya considering that I was a kid and making this video bought back many memories from my childhood. Which was your favourite Tamiya RC Vehicle?

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23 responses to “Which TAMIYA RC Car did you want as a kid ?”

  1. @jameslsm Avatar
    @jameslsm

    Hitting a nostalgic note today!

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  2. @auditingabdoool3217 Avatar
    @auditingabdoool3217

    Brilliant trip down memory lane! Always loved Tamiya RC cars – especially the ones you could change the shells/body of in minutes!

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  3. @tomhandbury3447 Avatar
    @tomhandbury3447

    Another great post Pete, takes me back, I saved up my paper round money to buy a holiday buggy £45 it was with a 380 motor .
    Then a sandscorcher came along £79 for the kit took me forever to save for it .
    Great memories great kits !! Thanks for this .

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  4. @GrooveTasticThang Avatar
    @GrooveTasticThang

    Sand Scorcher!! Beaties in Brighton, 1983 watching the video film of the Tamiya RC buggy bumping along the sandy river bed!! 55yo still a strong memory!

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    1. @liamcinq Avatar
      @liamcinq

      I came into the comments to see the ‘B’ word and it took till the 3rd comment, excellent!

      That shop holds such nostalgia yep!

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  5. @shakesnbake Avatar
    @shakesnbake

    Oh the nostalgia – I wasa really fortunate that my late father was a proper techy and bought my first RC car. when I was a kid The Tamiya catelogue was one of my favourite things. Wonderful video Peter – thank you!

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  6. @PetrolPed Avatar
    @PetrolPed

    Use Discount Code ‘PETROLPED’ to get 5% off your own Tamiya RC Car at Voltage Models…
    https://voltagemodels.com/

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    1. @nikostserotas3851 Avatar
      @nikostserotas3851

      Still waiting for that CUPRA FORMENTOR VZ5 review! Did it get stuck in the mud???

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  7. @stealth_yellow Avatar
    @stealth_yellow

    When I was 14 I got the Tamiya Falcon for Christmas. The following year I bought the Boomerang. Then I bought the Schumacher Cat XL. Now I’m a big kid I bought a hpi baja. An amazing kit to build. It has a chainsaw engine!! My last build has been the Lunchbox. Love the Tamiya kits.

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  8. @watchcommander2012 Avatar
    @watchcommander2012

    What a great Monday video to cheer us up on a very wet and windy day.

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  9. @theboy001 Avatar
    @theboy001

    This is taking me back to my youth, as kids my brother and myself had the grasshopper, hornet & big wig. Then I went towards kyosho but always wanted a Schumacher Cat. I bought a petrol rc buggy maybe 18yearsago and loved it

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  10. @TwincamSeven Avatar
    @TwincamSeven

    I was buying Tamiya kits 50 years ago! I’m so glad they’re still going strong.

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  11. @BehindTheRemote Avatar
    @BehindTheRemote

    Thanks so much mate! 🎉🎉

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  12. @davidfoster7689 Avatar
    @davidfoster7689

    Sand Scorcher in 1982, so much fun and great memories!

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  13. @wordreet Avatar
    @wordreet

    lol! I was already in my 20’s when I saw my first Tamiya anything! The Sand Scorcher desert racing Beetle was the one! Got one now I’m 73!🎉

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  14. @500bht Avatar
    @500bht

    The best one was the sand scorcher & rough rider from the early to mid 80’s
    As an 11 year old kid I used to cycle with my sand scorcher tied onto my bicycle rack and a bag full of batteries 8 miles to race it on an off road track at the not so local community centre . ❤❤

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    1. @GrooveTasticThang Avatar
      @GrooveTasticThang

      Ha ha indeed, i had mine bungeed on my bike rack to a local carpark to race my pals. We are still mates today ( bigger toys 😉)

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  15. @stumcfoo Avatar
    @stumcfoo

    I could relate to everything you said! A trip to Beaties at the weekend was such a treat and I was so jealous of seeing someone coming out of the shop with one of those Beaties bags you could put your RC car in. I would sit and stare into the Tamiya Catalogue for hours and take it everywhere with me. I used to collect and build the static model F1 cars (still got them) I used to scrub the tyres down with sandpaper and dob matt black on the Goodyear logos to make them look worn… (saddo 🙂) Then I saved and bought my first RC car -the Mud Blaster and loved it! (still have it with the old Acoms transmitter) Back when you had a mech speed controller and a giant resistor to burn your finger on. fast forward many years (during the lockdown) I built the Blackfoot and the Blitzer Beetle, still such great fun and brings back so many good memories. I am very tempted to get the Hornet Evo – Great video Ped! (Separate Topic but your recent 992.2 GT3 video is one of the best videos of the year! even the soundtrack alone should be available on spotify – 🙂 – Thank you for such great content!)

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  16. @BrianCantybollox Avatar
    @BrianCantybollox

    Started with a used XR311 then at Christmas i got a Rough Rider and my brother a Sand Scorcher (the vintage ones built up in the cabinet) my brother had then a subaru brat and a hot shot. I still have my original Wild Willy and all the Acoms gear. Love the artwork its second to none. Big kids 🙏👍👏

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  17. @DarrenJMHughes Avatar
    @DarrenJMHughes

    Way back when, I used to go shopping in Luton Arndale and always pop in Beaties. I’d look around the models and at the back of the shop was the Tamiya RC section – on the wall behind the counter on a shelf along with other Tamiya kits (Lancia Delta Intergrale, konghead, Hotshot and the like) was this a TA01 Ford Escort RS Cosworth in blue and yellow Michelin Pilot scheme literally shouting at me- buy me! Buy me! I begged my parents to buy this for me and one birthday they did complete with the Acoms radio equipment. I had a joy building the kit and my dad helped me paint the body shell. I had soo much fun. Model long gone now. I’ve had lots of other Tamiya RC kits – FF01 chassis Impreza wrc, M01 chassis original Mini Cooper Monte Carlo. Tamiya make the best attention to detail kits, best paints (spray or brush).

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  18. @rbstretch100 Avatar
    @rbstretch100

    My first Tamiya RC was a XR311 (like a hummer) and later I got a Sandscorcher that I also had a Rough Rider body for as well. Loved playing around with them and upgrading in many different ways.

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  19. @chriswhite5843 Avatar
    @chriswhite5843

    Cars, bikes (although not so much in recent years) and now Tamiya RC cars it’s the perfect channel for me. Thanks.

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  20. @ochayethegnu2915 Avatar
    @ochayethegnu2915

    I had a Rough Rider and then got body shells and wheels to turn it into a Sand Scorcher or Ford Ranger. All aluminium suspension, oil filled dampers, waterproof RC crate etc. Proper stuff.

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