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Tee Bee Oh Phwoar! (2014 TB04 Pro II unboxing)


ninjagaiden

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Guys

 

So my "Tee Bee Oh Phwoar" arrived in double quick time from RCMart in HK today, together with a matrixline carbon printed Z4 shell from Wheelspin. The TB04 looks fab, whilst the shell is a bit meh...

 

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40 years of Tamiyas. I got my first one in 1982!!!

 

Hopup list - full BB set is included which I hadn't ascertained from my reading. Metric hex hardware too.

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Tonight's bedtime reading...

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Matrixline shell. Prepainted, but comes with overspray mask and paintable light buckets. What's that all about??!??

 

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Rookie error - some Essex boy has only gone and carbon wrapped the windows too!!! Will have to do some custom cutout vinyl for the windows.

 

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I suspect I'll just get a Moore-speed shell in the end. Ah well - at least the slicks I ordered look okay...

 

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I've heard on the TB04 Pro v1 there were some alternative build guides that did things slightly differently to the Tamiya instruction book, mostly to do with the diff build I believe. If anyone has any experience I'd be most grateful for pointers.

 

 

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The new manual should show you the right way to build the car, the first one you could build the bulkheads out of alignment. If you check my build on www.thercracer.com that is the correct way, and I think Tamiya has changed the manual to do it in that order now :)

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