1 of only 333 Tamiya RC Car Tamico Porsche 934 RSR Vaillant Edition Body Build Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2019
- Another special NIB car comes to RCKicks.com. This is 1 of only 333 in the world made by Tamiya and Tamico. Watch this amazing car being built, painted and then run.
Tamico´s 10th Anniversary. Let´s celebrate. With a very special model: Porsche 934 RSR Vaillant TA02SW This model, composed by us, is based on the Tamiya Black Porsche RSR Kit No. 47362, but has the green attachments and the Vaillant decal set of the equally limited 30 year Tamiya RC Porsche 934 TA05 Kit 49400.
The kit is numbered and strictly limited to 333 pieces.
The basis for this model is the TA02SW chassis (SW stands for short / short wheelbase and wide / wide rear track) and is equipped with a variety of tuning parts.
Option Parts Included:
53142 Aluminum Motor Mount
53152 Hard Propeller Shaft
53166 FRP Chassis Set
53193 FRP Front Damper Stay
53194 FRP Rear Damper Stay
53806 Ball Diff Cup Joint for Universal Shaft
This is a 1/10 scale R/C model assembly kit. Length: 435mm, width: 202mm, height: 130mm.
The evergreen form of the 934 is recreated stunningly in durable polycarbonate, with separate side mirror and wing parts. Separate light cases are also included.
Comes with an LED light unit to light up headlights and taillights for the ultimate realistic appearance.
The TA02SW chassis was previously used on the 911 GT2 Racing (Items 58172, 84399 and 47321). It offers a short (236mm) wheelbase and wide tread setup; similar to that so often employed by Porsche.
This kit uses the FRP chassis set, which transforms the chassis into a double-deck unit using rigid and lightweight FRP material parts.
FRP front and rear damper stay ensure optimum performance from the CVA oil damper-fitted 4-wheel double wishbone suspension.
The stainless steel propeller shaft is highly durable and offers efficient transmission of power, particularly in combination with the front and rear assembly universal shafts, which come with ball diff cup joints.
Enclosed front and rear gear cases have built-in diff gears. The rear is fitted with a ball differential.
Comes with 2-piece wheels, tires and inner sponges. The rear of the model uses wide wheels.
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Is awesome!!!
That was me dream rc car as a kid. Isn’t it sad we put so much time and effort into our some of our rc cars, we don’t dare take them outside and scratch them all up?
Your Tamiya Rally Porsche on the shelf must be worth a fortune now!!!
You have ever car I ever wanted as a kid and as an adult. 😭😭 Amazing collection keep the vids. coming.
Yea that’s a fine bit of kit 👍🏼 great video factory finish 👏🏼
Thanks, Paul :)!
I’ve the original Tamiya kit number 1 here
Absolutely stunning my friend 😍👊🏻
TAMIYA Legends Thanks Glenn. If you don’t like cutting out and fitting stickers, this kit isn’t for you lol. OMG I’ve spent hours on the stickers. Easy paint job mind.
@@RCKickschannel are there any other chassis for that body? i have the Porche 943 Rsr Black Edition But I can't find a chassis that has the 236mm wheelbase :(
Fantastic mate, turned out superb
Very Nice, well done!!!
Really nice job 👍😊👍 I dunno if I would run something so rare, it's definitely a collectors piece.
I will try and get some running footage for the channel but that's about it before it goes on the shelf. I still like to have ever car of mine fully working and ready to run if needed.
日本からこんにちは!
手際よく作業しますね。
ポルシェのカッコ良さがとても再現されていて私も作りたくなりました!
Lookin the goods. Nice work! 👍
RC Hobby Shed Thanks for your kind words! 👍🏻
Nice 😎👊🏻
Sorry, the last few videos are only 720p, I have been playing around and I think I have finally fixed the bug. Next video will be 1080p fingers crossed!
good job wirklicht toll gemacht tamiya ist gut.
I had to watch wow this is a good car light kit A sound box would be nice I can't wait to see it finished
I must finish the 934. It’s such a good looking kit.
I love ur work it is so good looking
Corey Sweet Thanks Corey, that’s most kind. 👍🏻. Loads more content coming and you can always get early pictures and info on RCKicks Faceballs page. 👍🏻 🚗 💨
Absolutely stunning Gavin!!! That was a Jewel. One I wish I could get.
However, if it EVER comes along, and I have the money (a LITERAL impossibility 😭😭), for me....
The 58081 Nissan King Cab!!
Carmine ✈🚂🚙
That DOESN'T come pre-Drilled?? Bloody PERFECT!!! 😊😃
I've had a TT02 without a Body, for almost 4 years... Mostly because I can't afford one. 😞
But it MUST NOT be Drilled, because I Hate Body Posts sticking through!! 😡😠 Possible exception, Buggies.
Haha pre-window masks? There is no such thing as a free lunch 😂😂 nahh just kidding ❤️
I have the Tamiya Jagermeister Porsche 934. Mine was supposed to be a limited edition too. My kit number is #84399 but than Tamiya released the kit again under a different kit number. Maybe what I have is no longer a limited edition? The kit was not numbered like yours is. My kit did include the basic LED light kit but did not include an electronic speed control. I did add the Tamiya blinker LED set and of course got an electronic speed control too.
I always thought the decals were precut on Tamiyas.
The best thing after a build is the removal of the plastic protection on the body :)
Wouldn't a touring cockpit fit better than a rally cockpit ? 54157 or 54298
aviano72 I just can’t believe Tamiya doesn’t have a cockpit for the 934. It’s a must for such a stunning looking car.
Beautiful work. I am building the 30th anniversary edition soon so it is good to see the build first. Where did you get those lovely wheels?
TechnicBlakbird Hi, The wheels are from MST www.rc-mst.com These are a great upgrade and you can just about get away with using the OEM tyres.
TechnicBlakbird This build is all about the stickers. Hours and hours of stickers. Apart from that the kit is a simple one. 👍🏻
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
what green did you use thanks is that cobalt green
Really beautiful👍👍 I am waiting for a Jägermeister Porsche any day so I wonder what wheels are you using on this beauty, the look really nice. Please help with info👍👍👍❤️
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
Looks lovely that mate. Have you a link for the magnet body posts you where on about?
Bearded RC Hi, I got them off eBay. Just search magnet stealth invisible body posts 1/10th and you should find loads of different versions. I went with the ones that sit over the OEM posts.
RCKicks cheers buddy
How would you go about installing them? I have thought of glue but I think that would pull the paint off.
@@BeardedRC I always key the body before painting so it can grip the polycarbonate better. That said its still a risk for sure. You can attach an offcut of polycarbonate to the underside to spread the load of the magnet over just attaching the magnet directly to the body. That was my plan anyway. I see this more for static display over full beans driving, so I don't see it as an issue really for this kit.
Thanks for the kind comments Bearded RC :)! Gavin
RCKicks Niceone buddy. You should defo do a how to video. Am thinking of doing it for a project of mine. I have a Land Rover D90 here I don’t want to be drilling holes into it looks too good for that so this is definitely the way to go for me the benefit is this has been painted on the outside so I can get a good key on it for glueing.
where can i find this spoiler?
Hi great build. I have the tamiya 40th anniversary Porsche and would love a link to your wheels.
Michael Thomas Hi MST wheels. Link is below in the comments 👍🏻
@@RCKickschannel www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
Why do you scuff up the inside of the body? Doesn't that show up on the outside? What sponge are you using? Great job btw
ZERO'S HOBBIES Hi, no it doesn’t show up as long as you are gentle. You want lots of micro scratches, this is so it gives the paint a way to grab the body and it stops the paint from peeling off when flexed. You have to go easy as pushing too hard will damage the body and then it will show up in the paint finish. I use a green dishwashing green sponge.
@@RCKickschannel You actually want to wash the bodyshell first before masking. This removes the release agent on the shell from molding. Along with the slight scuffing that helps paint adhere fully to the lexan. I wasj mine in warm water with a dose of Fairy Liquid in the water, and use the sponge side of a wash sponge first, getting into all the detail areas, then use the green scour side (or white depending on your sponge) to then key the large areas, steering well clear of any areas that will be clear, such as windows or lights.
Good to see you're not going to drill holes for the body posts, ruins the look IMO. Just painted the 1/12 version and can't see why Tamiya never mounted all bodies similar to the GT01 cars
Can I ask where you got your wheels from?
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
What rims did you use? (Not original)
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
@@CharlesGarnierRC thx but I bought this rims on rcmart at 1 month ago
Where you get your wheels?
MST
Can you list the wheels part number?
www.rc-mst.com/product_info.php?class_sn=21&class_sn2=78&sn=931
I know you read your comments I saw I was going to say hi Gavin nice to see you buddy long time no see oh this the car I was telling you about I guess that I got it all wrong it looks like a donkey or something I don't know what that is but it is a cool car I didn't know that it was that sought after Spaceballs
Listen to the song in the lyrics oh my God gavi it was like it was meant to be did you say it was up there with your Formula 1