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yorkyexile said:
yeah I would.Looks about the same stamp as an Ansmann that. Personally i`d spend a bit more and go for a RC10B4 by team associated or or a Tamiya, even just for park bashing. Better quality and when things do go tits up, which they will,parts are easy enough and cheap enough to replace
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What are the main makes I shouldlook at mate?
 


SnakeEyes said:
So is the ansman stuff decent? It's a bit more than I paid but if it's better quality will be worth it.
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It was alright yeah. I had a couple, a Mad Rat and a Magnum and they were ok. looks like modelsport have stopped doing them though.
Shame @littlened isnt kicking about still he knew his stuff as well
 
SnakeEyes said:
Think I got ansmann mixed up with absima lol. As a new starter which would you recommend for off road?
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One of the cheaper tamiyas in honesty. good build quality and bulletproof. If you wanted to build it yourself you could get something like a mad bull for about £80 I had one and it was still going strong when i flogged it three year later, radio and servos for around £30, it`ll come with a 540 motor and speed controller as part of it then once you get used to it you can upgrade motors/speed controllers etc to brushless different gearings etc as you go.Building is piss easy and around 3-4 hours will have you up and running. All you`ll need is a phillips head driver and a pair of pliers and a stanley knife. The instructions are crystal clear with all screws in bags according to instruction section ie section A =bag A

Or you could get a mad bull readytorun for around £150 but your stuck with what they supply with it rather than being easy to change parts.
 
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