Nikko Peugeot Camera Car
 

Im sure some of you have seen this, but i didnt see anyone else post anything about this so...I was looking on the net one day and came across this Camera Car Its not as small as bits or MS's but its still pretty tight.

Moving to 'Other TinyRC'

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That looks awsome!!

how mush would that be in American dollars?

That thing is 1:16th scale, its HUGE!!!!!!

I would guess about $250 USD.

Reminds me of that 1000+ dollar Zaku R/C robot with camera monoeye and BB firing action. What we need now is a 1/24 scale R/C with camera (nightvision if possible; dont need dem' lights!), with that, we can step down to 1/43, then finally 1/64 (hahahhaa, I'm an idiot, that kind of technology is probably at least a century away; if it does exist, we won't be able to afford it; so only BillGates will have a Bit Char R34 with built in tiny Digital Video Camera) :D

OOT: sharon sotto is HOT HOT HOT, mind if I use a dif picture of her as my avatar microman???

I'd prefer this over the car/camera
 

http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=60%2D4337but it is still very big.

The smallest camera I've seen is the one being sold at PLANTRACO( http://www.plantraco.com/product_ptv16.html ), it is about 4" long with the nine volt battery hooked up(about the same lenght as a 1/43 scale car)

The combination controller/view screen is the best thing about these cars/trucks with the built in camera's.

lol dookie i dont care.

pretty kool
and 1/16 isnt huge...1/10 is huge :D well not really

but its pretty slow....17kmh??? psssh

Hi,
it's a great fun to drive rc-cars by looking out of windscreen as the driver.
Huge or small car, the fun is in the same xxl-sice!!

3 years ago I've rebuild an IVECO camper scaled 1:87 in radio controled with an onboard camera system.

This one is also usefull for looking at the toys of my son, under the furnitures ;-))).
Exploring railway layouts is also very interesting, by using this car.

best regards

Thorsten

www.mikromodell.de