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Originally Posted by Panther F
Very cool looking and those are pretty sweet vehicles, kinda like a tank with warp drive capabilities. I'm sure if you painted the body with some kind of theme it'll look better.
Lucky you are!
~ Jeff
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Thanks, Jeff. They are great models. This is probably Kyosho's best engineered version, out of all the others they've done.
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Originally Posted by rcman
i have wanted one of those since they first came out! maybe now is a good time to snag one up looks good you did a great job with the lights. only problem for me is here in nc we dont get much snow. some times its is several years before we get snow and then it only lasts for a day or so
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Me too, rcman. I remember being a teenager looking at these in the Tower Hobbies catalog. The very first Kyosho Blizzard DX. Couldn't get one though. I didn't have enough money and my mom and dad couldn't be presuaded to get me one for a Christmas or birthday present either.
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Originally Posted by Stuff
they run on all surfaces!!
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Definitely fun, even if you have no snow. I ran my old Blizzard in the middle of summer. Grass, sand, gravel, anything. They don't care what you run them on.
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Originally Posted by pigeonfarmboy
Lights are killer!
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Thanks! Lights add so much to the model. Any model really.
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Originally Posted by civic83
I built up a more accurate looking body out of styrene for mine when I had it, made the machine look way better IMO , great job on the LEDs , really adds character to the machine!
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Do you have any pictures? I've seen some Pistenbully cabs offered by a German company, and they look fantastic, but they look difficult to scratchbuild. I'm not really a styrene master.