Bought a kit about 5 years ago out of curiosity. Assembled it and since I didn't know anything about the hobby, it just sat on my cabinet for a very long time. Fast forward to recently, I just stumbled upon a hobby shop at the mall with race tracks. Now I have 5 fully tune-up cars and I'm hooked! 😂
oh miss.. what a video, the years 1995/96 were running when for the first time I put a mini 4WD on the ground under the parking lot of a shopping center, starting to chase it with a stick ... from then on it was a beautiful genuine and fun love, at various times I put it aside, then always resumed with the same passion of the first day, many friends, many meetings with people of all ages, beautiful, still today after the umpteenth break, the I found it again and I'm going to spend a few hours on the weekend watching them run, passing those moments yes, in stress to fix the car, but aware of how much I like it and it satisfies me. beautiful video and keep it up lady...,👍
I got into mini 4wd because my nephew has 2 of them around the year 2000 or 2001,i brought the hop up parts for my nephew, its pretty expensive for a kid back then that's why i brought the parts for him, and eventually i also got hooked 😁
Started the hobby in the Philippines in 1999,$2 Chinese brand with an OP motor...back then it was just all fun...no brand.just pure 90s fun...my lunch money is only $1 and I save half of it so I can buy another box on weekend as a collection...that's how we play as a 90s poor kids...we value cheap...until now I never bought a tamiya...but maybe before Christmas...il buy one,only for display because I cant afford it
Got into this during Covid and me and the kids love it now. It soothes my urge to build, modify and troubleshoot. Can you do an explainer on rollers and how to build them.
In 1985-86 I got a boomerang black special and a strato vector.and I still have them today then mini4 stopped here in the us til 2000now I have enough cars to open a shop, I love to tinker with the tiny parts and see what kinda monster I can create next 😊
Hmmm, that's very interesting because the whole idea of BMAX was to force racers to use unshaved, unmodified parts. I personally feel that using shaved tires automatically places a car in open class.
I might be tempted to get into Mini 4WD racing, but there doesn't seem to be any places near me to race them. I do enjoy vicariously experiencing the races and the work you put in to race your cars! Very entertaining! 🙂🙃🙂🙃
Oh man, seeing that black/red hyper dash bring back so much memories
Bought a kit about 5 years ago out of curiosity. Assembled it and since I didn't know anything about the hobby, it just sat on my cabinet for a very long time. Fast forward to recently, I just stumbled upon a hobby shop at the mall with race tracks. Now I have 5 fully tune-up cars and I'm hooked! 😂
oh miss.. what a video, the years 1995/96 were running when for the first time I put a mini 4WD on the ground under the parking lot of a shopping center, starting to chase it with a stick ... from then on it was a beautiful genuine and fun love, at various times I put it aside, then always resumed with the same passion of the first day, many friends, many meetings with people of all ages, beautiful, still today after the umpteenth break, the I found it again and I'm going to spend a few hours on the weekend watching them run, passing those moments yes, in stress to fix the car, but aware of how much I like it and it satisfies me. beautiful video and keep it up lady...,👍
Thank you for sharing your memories Federico! ❤
I got into mini 4wd because my nephew has 2 of them around the year 2000 or 2001,i brought the hop up parts for my nephew, its pretty expensive for a kid back then that's why i brought the parts for him, and eventually i also got hooked 😁
Started the hobby in the Philippines in 1999,$2 Chinese brand with an OP motor...back then it was just all fun...no brand.just pure 90s fun...my lunch money is only $1 and I save half of it so I can buy another box on weekend as a collection...that's how we play as a 90s poor kids...we value cheap...until now I never bought a tamiya...but maybe before Christmas...il buy one,only for display because I cant afford it
1st GEN BLACK & RED HYPER-DASH motor is more than 30 years already
Got into this during Covid and me and the kids love it now. It soothes my urge to build, modify and troubleshoot. Can you do an explainer on rollers and how to build them.
That's awesome! Yes, I will have a roller video someday. :)
In 1985-86 I got a boomerang black special and a strato vector.and I still have them today then mini4 stopped here in the us til 2000now I have enough cars to open a shop, I love to tinker with the tiny parts and see what kinda monster I can create next 😊
Love love love your story! ♥
Its actually coming back. I played this around 2004? I am trying to get back now 2023. :) im from the PH
You can still use big wheels for open classes just needs to trim the rubbers, here in Philippines it is now allowed in bmax category to trim tires.
Hmmm, that's very interesting because the whole idea of BMAX was to force racers to use unshaved, unmodified parts. I personally feel that using shaved tires automatically places a car in open class.
I might be tempted to get into Mini 4WD racing, but there doesn't seem to be any places near me to race them. I do enjoy vicariously experiencing the races and the work you put in to race your cars! Very entertaining! 🙂🙃🙂🙃
Niceeee
It was the most popular in HONG KONG before 1997
TAMIYA first official foreign race was in HONG KONG at 1992
So W-10 was your first mini 4WD
It was from the comic call
DASH BOY TEN
Cool! Yes, I discovered that over time :)