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Sorry jim no idea
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I can take a look in my Kyosho catalogues...
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Jim, any idea of the year (range)? I can have a look on my side as well...
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Are you sure, because in Kyosho terminology, F10 denotes a 1/10 scale...
EDIT : yes you got it right Richard, the Formula one version is 1/8 while the proto cars are 1/10 scale... EDIT2 : Jim, your car do not have the Formula 1 spoiler, so it is indeed 1/10 I buy kits to built and ru(i)n them
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Thanks so much guys! I am very appreciative.
I am 99% sure it was 1/8 scale as it was the same size as my Tamiya TGX I had at the time. This bears more looking into.... |
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TGX are real 1/8 size. But more 1/10 big scale. Kyosho did pureten to stick for size like tamiya 1/10. If your kyosh is same size than the tgx it's a 1/10. The shocks are like the pure ten mk2. Early 2000 period. Or little before.
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