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SCX Compact and Carrera GO on an Artin track

el August 04, 2008

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The advantages of Artin, cheap and you do not have to worry if the kids "play" with it, while they get used to slot cars...

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I was surfing the net when I found this interesting slot cars producer, a chinese company named Jin Jun toys . If we check some of their slot cars sets the boxes are amazingly close to ??? Yes, maybe they built them in China for the Euroepean company and now they are using the know-how. Has anybody tried them? how do they work? I´ll try to get a set and post about it. From their webpage:" Taking Quality and Innovation as the best marketing means, we strive to supply to all clients with hot-selling products. Jinjun Toys Factory established in 1996, specialised in manufacturing B/O toys and R/C toys. Since year 2000, we have been focused on the Slot Racing Car items. So far we have developed a wide range of Slot Racing items covering scale 1:32, 1:43, 1:64, with almost all kinds of vehicles such as Rally Car, F1 Car, Motorbike , Quad Bike, Kart, Truck, Off-road Car, City Car, Police Car."

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Plymouth AAR ‘Cuda Ref: 63580 January 2010 The All American Racers (AAR) ‘Cudas competed during the greatest year in the Trans Am racing series. Legendary racer Dan Gurney drove the #48 ‘Cuda to 1 top 5 finish during the 1970 season. Sport Table of Measurements Wheelbase 86mm Transmission type 4x2 direct rear Car length 151mm Transmission ratio 9/27 = 3 Rear wheel track 60mm Guide type ARS Rear tire diameter 21mm Screws 3 (2+1) Motor RX-42B Traction Rear Body shell weight 26g Car weight 84g www.scx.es www.scxworldwide.com In February of 1970, Plymouth announced addition of the AAR 'Cuda. Available mid-year, production started March 10, 1970 and ended five weeks later on April 17, 1970. While not the most powerful Barracuda in Plymouths 1970 lineup, it was the most unique. The street versions of the Plymouth AAR ‘Cuda and the Dodge Challenger T/A were the results of Chryslers involvement in the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Trans Am auto racing series. These E-bodies were dif

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