Modding ChoroQ body to fit on a DigiQ

[DraKZ]

How feasible is it to get a ChoroQ body from here...

http://www.hlj.com/cgi-local/hljlist.cgi?Series=Choro-Q&Dis=2

and modify it to fit it on a DigiQ car (all of the DigiQ cars have the same frame right?)

Thanks in advance...
DraKZ

[Namuna]

If you want anything but the stock body, the ChoroQ is basically the ONLY option you have.

[DraKZ]

Cool, I might get some and try replacing the stock body of the DigiQ.

Have you ever modded one Namuna? If so, is it difficult?

[Namuna]

Originally posted by DraKZ
Cool, I might get some and try replacing the stock body of the DigiQ.

Have you ever modded one Namuna? If so, is it difficult?

Nope, no way in hell I'm sacrificing my Penny Racers (That's what they're called here in the US), I've had them since the early 80s!

But, Hobbylink Japan is selling a whole bunch of different variety of ChoroQs...For pretty cheap too! 350 yen comes out to about $3 each (US). I might just buy a bunch and when I'm done playing, try a mod.

[Namuna]

Oooo, I just found a Hot Wheels to DigiQ mod!...I'll link here, but I'm gonna start a new thread on it too! Pretty cool lookin!

http://www.lcv.ne.jp/~aiaki/kitt/digiq/digiq.html

[KeyserSoze]

I looked at Amazon.com for penny racers and they have 6 different sets of penny racers that contain 4 racers each. They are 8 bucks. Theres a really cool muscle car set. In another set there are a couple porsche lookalikes, and in one set there is an awesome lambo lookalike - but its transparent green, so u'd have to paint it.

Toys R Us's online counterpart is Amazon.com so I'm sure the sets i speak of are at your local Toys R us.

check out the sets here (http://www.pennyracers.com/)

[KeyserSoze]

heres a japanese tutorial for the choro-Q

here (http://babelfish.altavista.com/urltrurl?lp=ja_en&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww2s.biglobe.ne.jp%2F%7Emuro%2Fc ustom.html)

It should be translated but its still hard to make out.

[KeyserSoze]

here is the American Choro-Q (Penny Racer) lamborgini lookalike

I plan on buying it and fitting the body to a digi-q

[tinyrc]

Cool! Let us know how it turns out!