Noted from expong, by my online friend fairlight works:
Available soon from Parkside for the princely sum of £125 (source: parkside dundas) - an RTR chassis with outside frames(!) and an amended body kit to go with it. nice! I expect you can get 10% with a 009 membership.
But then you can get a backwoods kit of the same (not an RTR chassis though) for £79!
Choices, choices.
2 comments:
I think if you consider how much it would cost to have the Backwoods chassis (or kit) built for you it starts to look like better value. I would like to be able to buy a chassis on its own to go with an old kit - I know they have modified the new one but I'm sure it could be made to fit.
The backwoods kit is now £95, which might make the decision easier!
I've built one of these kits (I hijacked this thread part way down: http://www.rmweb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=18907&start=200) and have another (as the Ricket) part way through.
The Dundas model won't have the detail of the BM model but at least you get a chassis out of the box, the BM model is tough and time-consuming but very rewarding, like the most of their kits really!
If time and chassis building confidence is an issue then I'd definitely go for the Dundas model.
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