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Re: Lego Racers "Hot Flame" set 8376
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Sat, 11 Oct 2003 01:45:38 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Steve Dunn wrote:
> Here it is.
> My HTML and my scanning skills are poor but I have uploaded three pictures to
> the web.
> http://steven_j_dunn.tripod.com/
> These are scans of the instructions.
> The scans are the cover, the completed primary model and the completed secondary
> model.
> The cover is very simillar to the front of the box.
> The box details batteries and 244 peices, not far off the 283 for the rc buggy.
> The rear of the box details the rear traction system and slick tyres.
> The rear traction system in the primary vehicle is designed to lift and lower
> the cetral point of gravity within the car so that it can do rear-wheel-stands
> when radidly traversing from reverse to forward motion. Reverse motion lowers
> the point of gravity, forward motion lifts the vehicel.
> There are a smaller set of wheels stopping the vehicle from flipping
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> The picture of the alternate model (not sure why its 1.3Meg) shows not only the
> completed secondary vehicle but what i thought was important being the (i have
> never seen them on any other model) slick tyres. They are the same dimensions as
> the road tyres from supersonic 8366 or tunable racer 8365 but they are single
> piece ABS. they have no traction similar to the wheels in Turbo racer or Battle
> cars 8241:
> http://www.peeron.com/pics/inv/custpics/32146.jpg
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> The radio reciever in the vehicle is not the same as the RC Buggy as i thought.
> I can not comment on the supersonic RC. The reciever in the Hot Flame does not
> have the secondary output connector controlled by the transmitter paddels.
> However the transmitter does have the paddels.
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> The steering mech is the same "smash freindly" system as the RC buggy.
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> I will keep looking for info on this set and will happily supply info to those
> seeking it..
Thanks for the pics. I don't really care that they are not good quality, I just
want to see how it looks like. I also found that someone posted colour pics of
the same set at brickshelf:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=59281. It looks cool and I think
I found a winner out of all of the Lego RC Racers, though it looks kind of
juniorized. I was hoping it would have in the 400s number of pieces. I really
like the Supersonic RC but I'm lookinf 4 something off-road. I'll wait until
more details show up.
Thanks again.
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