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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / August 2006Any experience with Lego Dirt Crusher?
Yeah, easy now, this is for a 7yo (and his dad a bit ;-)! Thinking of upgrading my son's RC car, he's got some Dacko thing now which is not bad (it has not broken) but is a bit slow, in particular on grass. I see 2 alternatives: - Lego Dirt Crusher, seems very robust and is probably fast enough - Some basic "proper" RC car. The Lego car is likely to be cheaper; what would he get more with the alternative? Would it stand up to your average (neither violent nor timid) 7yo? tia Martin > Yeah, easy now, this is for a 7yo (and his dad a bit ;-)! > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Martin The biggest question is: how much <max> are you willing to spend? Doc "Doc" skrev: > The biggest question is: how much <max> are you willing to spend? I am in Denmark, so don't be too shocked by the prices :-/ The Lego car is officially retailing at DKK1200, but can always be found at DKK1000 (or even less if you are lucky). The Tamiya QD models are officially at DKK1500, but I am sure you could find better prices. If there is a good reason to prefer somethinf TAMIYA or similar I guess DKK15-1800 would be ok, but I don't want to pay more money for something I have to fix all the time if you can follow me... Oh, the prices above are incl sales taxes etc. /Martin > "Doc" skrev: >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > /Martin Uhhhhmmmm, care to convert that into yankee bucks so I have a clue!? :-) Doc > Uhhhhmmmm, care to convert that into yankee bucks so I have a clue!? :-) Divide by 6(.2) :-) /Martin |
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