New 4wd for WORLDS ;-)

[rcpower]

it's alive... check out neobuggy ;-)

[NeilD]

http://www.neobuggy.net/

[OneKiwi]

Here it is

http://www.neobuggy.net/2013/08/13/t...-breaks-cover/

[NeilD]

Originally Posted by OneKiwi

Here it is

http://www.neobuggy.net/2013/08/13/t...-breaks-cover/

I beat you to it Simon

[Hofvander]

The Americans have noticed that it says TLR 24 on the shocks and the 2 stands for xx and the 4 for a.....4. As a tribute to the old car that it seems to be based on by looking at the photos.
Who knows.

[Robby]

Originally Posted by NeilD

I beat you to it Simon

The both of you are about 24 hours late.

Originally Posted by Hofvander

The Americans have noticed that it says TLR 24 on the shocks and the 2 stands for xx and the 4 for a.....4. As a tribute to the old car that it seems to be based on by looking at the photos.
Who knows.

Um, uh, really?

[magnus]

And they haven't used the front or rear arms from the 22! At least I thought they would when the 22 came out. It's all there to just put in the front driveshafts. Kind of...

[weavty1]

Originally Posted by Robby

The both of you are about 24 hours late.



Um, uh, really?

LOL, I noticed someone removed my 'tylorweaver' watermark on the spoiler, but they forgot about the two other ones I hid in the photo! Nice try

Yes, it will be called the TLR 24, and no, the shocks say do not say TLR 24, they say "24 RR".

[bender]

http://www.tlracing.com/Products/Def...rodID=TLR03005

There it is. That prototype from last month was pretty much production ready, no surprises there. Interesting that they've used UJ drive-shafts instead of CVD's but otherwise it is what was expected really, a revamped xx4.

Still looks as though it uses fine pitch belts up front too

[Delves]

http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/autoon.../j29-22-4.html