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Bug bodies

mmbackpacker

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I am going to get a baja bug body for my WK. HPI makes one. Who else? I know there is a smaller company that makes a couple variations, who is it? Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Mike
 
There is a Parma shell with a smaller nose, smaller overhang in the rear, and I believe there is also a Kyosho shell, but not positive. If you want a larger version, Team Losi makes one. I've modded one to fit my 1/8 scale nitro buggy...
 
Kyosho used to make one for the QRC series, it's closer to scale than the HPI one. 237mm wheelbase and if memory serves me right, 180mm wide.
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Good luck finding one, they're very old and the QRC series didn't sell well anw. You're better off going with the HPI imho.
 
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http://www.shopatron.com/product/part_number=10340/137.0.7371.7260.17991.0.0
^^^^ that's the parma
Looks like a Tamiya Blitzer Beetle remould, which is by no means a bad thing
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It's not the most correct VW Beetle replica, since it doesn't have the lights on the fenders (Tamiya's M-Chassis Beetle body gets that acclaim). It probably has the best balance between scale and performance though.


If you plan on cutting the fenders off, then I'd go with the HPI Baja Bug
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