For more information or to purchase a Tamiya Frog Re-Release please visit : www.horizonhobby.com Perhaps no other platform has been as responsible for bringing people into RC cars and trucks as the Tamiya Frog. The Frog's chassis was spun off and tweaked for other cars such as the Hornet, Grasshopper and the Blackfoot. Back in the mid-80's this was the platform to have. Despite some issues with the drivetrain the Frog was wildly popular due to its great looks and, at the time, good handling. Fast-forward nearly 30-years and the Frog is back after a hiatus. Re-released by Tamiya, it has seen a number of updates to the handling and durability while still retaining the overall "Frog-Experience." I recently had a chance to put one of these classics together and relive what it was like in those early days of off-road racing. Questions? Comments? Feel free to e-mail us at Editors@HorizonRC.com For more information please visit the links below: www.horizonhobby.com If you like our videos check out our podcast, the R/Cast, every Thursday at www.horizonhobby.com Horizon Hobby is now on Facebook! Visit us at www.facebook.com Follow HorizonHobby.com on Twitter at twitter.com Want to see the build of the Frog? Check it out on our UStream Page at the links below: Part 1: www.ustream.tv Part 2: www.ustream.tv
Thursday, February 7, 2013
HorizonHobby.com Review - Tamiya Frog Re-Release
HorizonHobby.com Review - Tamiya Frog Re-Release Tube. Duration : 7.00 Mins.
For more information or to purchase a Tamiya Frog Re-Release please visit : www.horizonhobby.com Perhaps no other platform has been as responsible for bringing people into RC cars and trucks as the Tamiya Frog. The Frog's chassis was spun off and tweaked for other cars such as the Hornet, Grasshopper and the Blackfoot. Back in the mid-80's this was the platform to have. Despite some issues with the drivetrain the Frog was wildly popular due to its great looks and, at the time, good handling. Fast-forward nearly 30-years and the Frog is back after a hiatus. Re-released by Tamiya, it has seen a number of updates to the handling and durability while still retaining the overall "Frog-Experience." I recently had a chance to put one of these classics together and relive what it was like in those early days of off-road racing. Questions? Comments? Feel free to e-mail us at Editors@HorizonRC.com For more information please visit the links below: www.horizonhobby.com If you like our videos check out our podcast, the R/Cast, every Thursday at www.horizonhobby.com Horizon Hobby is now on Facebook! Visit us at www.facebook.com Follow HorizonHobby.com on Twitter at twitter.com Want to see the build of the Frog? Check it out on our UStream Page at the links below: Part 1: www.ustream.tv Part 2: www.ustream.tv
For more information or to purchase a Tamiya Frog Re-Release please visit : www.horizonhobby.com Perhaps no other platform has been as responsible for bringing people into RC cars and trucks as the Tamiya Frog. The Frog's chassis was spun off and tweaked for other cars such as the Hornet, Grasshopper and the Blackfoot. Back in the mid-80's this was the platform to have. Despite some issues with the drivetrain the Frog was wildly popular due to its great looks and, at the time, good handling. Fast-forward nearly 30-years and the Frog is back after a hiatus. Re-released by Tamiya, it has seen a number of updates to the handling and durability while still retaining the overall "Frog-Experience." I recently had a chance to put one of these classics together and relive what it was like in those early days of off-road racing. Questions? Comments? Feel free to e-mail us at Editors@HorizonRC.com For more information please visit the links below: www.horizonhobby.com If you like our videos check out our podcast, the R/Cast, every Thursday at www.horizonhobby.com Horizon Hobby is now on Facebook! Visit us at www.facebook.com Follow HorizonHobby.com on Twitter at twitter.com Want to see the build of the Frog? Check it out on our UStream Page at the links below: Part 1: www.ustream.tv Part 2: www.ustream.tv
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