looking for two models

archangel571 wrote:

crzystng wrote: well it looks like I am going to have to settle on the Grand Cherokee seeings how it is the closest thing to the regular production cherokee that is being offered by any manufactuer. :( or might as well grab a Tamiya discontinued Jeep Wrangler if you can find one.  Two for the family surely fills up the empty spot for the cherokee...  I got their 1/10 RC wrangler at home and boy that miniature 4X4 drivetrain was awesome.

kinda yes and no. I currently own a pretty nice cherokee and was wanting to do a mini build up of it. maybe a few add ons that I cant afford at the moment too hehe.  

crzystng wrote:

well it looks like I am going to have to settle on the Grand Cherokee seeings how it is the closest thing to the regular production cherokee that is being offered by any manufactuer. :(

or might as well grab a Tamiya discontinued Jeep Wrangler if you can find one.  Two for the family surely fills up the empty spot for the cherokee...  I got their 1/10 RC wrangler at home and boy that miniature 4X4 drivetrain was awesome.

DURR wrote:

you will like it here hey guys he did some snooping around you think he's a spy

Well I jsut wanted to do a little homework onthe place to make sure that I do not start asking repetitive questions that annoy so many of us.;)

jlwilliams wrote:

Tamiya made a Grand Cherokee (kit number 24127).  It is showing as discontinued at this time.  But I have seen one in a recent hobby shop visit.

It's a nice model. Engine, working suspension. It was my first Tamiya kit years ago

you will like it here

hey guys he did some snooping around you think he's a spy

THX for the warm welcome. I did a bit of snooping around lastnight and found this place to be quite informative and the group of people here seem to be really nice.

well that kinda sucks about the jeep. I wish one of the manufactures would put the cherokee into a small production to at least have them on the market somewhere for a jeeper to play around with.

Also is there a more challenging version that you know of with that S7? I tend to steer away from the snap together types.