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johnny_0 29-03-2012 07:11 AM

Nikko Super Sprint & Brat NIB
 
After an hard search finally i found them :wub; a Nikko super sprint & Brat (step 1 & 2) NIB. Other pics in my blog.

http://japan-hobby.blogspot.it/2012/...s-nib-110.html

http://japan-hobby.blogspot.it/2012/...ks-part-2.html


http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-yScrQU_nbT...0/IMGP4890.JPG

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-m9AcQrhXgr...0/IMGP4923.JPG

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-c3o62JYyFZ...0/IMGP4898.JPG

kenios 29-03-2012 01:31 PM

great find, very very nice!!
 
did it cost you a fortune? and where did you found them?

johnny_0 29-03-2012 02:28 PM

Thks. I paid a right price. They are not crazy money like request on ebay.com

I bought them in a japanese shop who sells vintage rc.

kenios 29-03-2012 07:01 PM

do you have more info or can you give more info?
 
do you have any information, addresses or websites about that shop in japan, i googled and found that there are 4 big rc shops in the city Akihabara..... but there are plenty more in japan.

thanks in advance!

johnny_0 29-03-2012 07:31 PM

No sorry it is really a little shop that i discovered during a trip in Japan. It's not in Tokyo and have no a web site. By the way it was a true toys vintage paradise.

Akihabara is not a good place for rare things; all foreign people go in that place.

I have a friend in Japan that sometimes went in this shop. This set is the last because the owner of this shop will close it in the next weeks (he's a very old man).

Welshy40 29-03-2012 08:21 PM

Craig Harris and me bought the sprint for club and was rather good for the price and took a lot of abuse. Nice find. Pity you didnt see any kyosho lazer zxs spares as i would have had them off you.

alcyon 30-03-2012 12:54 AM

wow, what a trip, back in the day when nikko was trying to compete with tamiya and kyosho. i always had respect for nikkos hobby grade cars, and the tomy intruder too.

lllyf 30-03-2012 04:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnny_0 (Post 638016)
No sorry it is really a little shop that i discovered during a trip in Japan. It's not in Tokyo and have no a web site. By the way it was a true toys vintage paradise.

Akihabara is not a good place for rare things; all foreign people go in that place.

I have a friend in Japan that sometimes went in this shop. This set is the last because the owner of this shop will close it in the next weeks (he's a very old man).

Did you take that set of brat white wishbones form Japan? damn! I missing that rarest part, heart about that only for team driver for JMRCA 1991 or 1993? only few number exist in the world.

Fast3000 25-05-2012 02:54 PM

Picked up this post on google.....

but what a great setup there mate. super rare!

Ive got a standard supersprint and a Dandy dash which the super was based on.....looking to do a conversion as the supersprint chassis was damaged many years ago.....someday I will fix it!

anyway nice to see some Nikko enthusiasts!

Shaun2472 06-08-2012 10:17 PM

Just spent the last two weekends rennovating a super sprint that's been in the loft for about 10/12 years. Apart from the sponge motor cover that had rotted away, all it needed was a good clean to get the sand out of it (last used on a Scottish beach around 1999/2000), a few hours of tlc, new oil in the dampers & hey ho ready to go. Batteries only hold about 4/5 mins worth of running now & it could use a smear of electrical grease on the speed controller but other than that it's in great condition, Was thinking of selling it because my son never took an interest, but the bug might have just bitten again...:thumbsup:

bald eagle 07-08-2012 12:55 AM

I never realised 'Nikko' etc were collectible, I only ever saw tamiya and kyosho cars advertised in magazines... The odd marui too. Anything nib always makes us old school peeps smile ;-)
Thanks for sharing

johnny_0 07-08-2012 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bald eagle (Post 682009)
I never realised 'Nikko' etc were collectible, I only ever saw tamiya and kyosho cars advertised in magazines... The odd marui too. Anything nib always makes us old school peeps smile ;-)
Thanks for sharing

HI,

Me too when i bought those kit some month in Japan. But now i know that the Nikko brat (kit 1 & 2) is a true "sacro graal" in nikko's collectors world.

Last month a Brat full kit has been sold for over of 3000Euro on ebay.it (yes crazy money). No fake a real auction ended with also positive feedbacks :o.

My kit is very rare due to yellow box.


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