Tamiya Grasshopper vs Tamiya Hornet: Assembly Kit Comparison
What are the differences? In this video I will be comparing the parts included in two classics from Tamiya: The Grasshopper and the Hornet. All parts are displayed next to one another.
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The assembly kits featured in this video are The Grasshopper Candy Green Ltd. Edition 2013 (#84331) and The Hornet Black Metallic Ltd. Edition 2014 (#84383).
These are limited editions of the re-released kits, The Grasshopper 2005 (#58346) and The Hornet 2004 (#58336). Apart from the bodies and the black wheels of the Hornet the limited editions are identical to the re-releases from 2004/2005. Both the original Grasshopper (#58043) and the original Hornet (#58045) date back to 1984.
In short the differences between the two models are:
- The bodies (H features a polycarbonate/lexan body mounted with body clips while GH features an ABS Body mounted with screws)
- The rear wheel tires (H features Spikes while GH features Paddles)
- The Rear Damping and suspension (H features Oil Filled Dampers in the rear while GH features Friction Springs in the rear. H's rear axle is flexible while GH's is fixed)
- The motor included (The Hornet features a 540 Type and the GH a smaller 380 Type)
- The included ESC's may differ.
You can find more information & watch more videos of The Grasshopper & The Hornet and other Tamiya RC Models in my channel. Hope you will visit.
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Thank you for watching!
Subscribe here for future RC content:
My preferred online shop for Tamiya and other RC products:
Check out my channel for many more previous RC videos!
New videos every week!
Please comment and like ... if you like! Subscribe and "Ring the bell" to stay notified! Don't miss out! All support is greatly appreciated!
Happy Hobby Days and Keep 'em Running!
See you soon!
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The assembly kits featured in this video are The Grasshopper Candy Green Ltd. Edition 2013 (#84331) and The Hornet Black Metallic Ltd. Edition 2014 (#84383).
These are limited editions of the re-released kits, The Grasshopper 2005 (#58346) and The Hornet 2004 (#58336). Apart from the bodies and the black wheels of the Hornet the limited editions are identical to the re-releases from 2004/2005. Both the original Grasshopper (#58043) and the original Hornet (#58045) date back to 1984.
In short the differences between the two models are:
- The bodies (H features a polycarbonate/lexan body mounted with body clips while GH features an ABS Body mounted with screws)
- The rear wheel tires (H features Spikes while GH features Paddles)
- The Rear Damping and suspension (H features Oil Filled Dampers in the rear while GH features Friction Springs in the rear. H's rear axle is flexible while GH's is fixed)
- The motor included (The Hornet features a 540 Type and the GH a smaller 380 Type)
- The included ESC's may differ.
You can find more information & watch more videos of The Grasshopper & The Hornet and other Tamiya RC Models in my channel. Hope you will visit.
----------------------------------------------------------
Nordic RC Visions Important Notice:
This video is an old video from the time where my channel had just started and I was just beginning to learn the basic skills of filming and editing. I sincerely hope you will visit my channel, check out some of my more recent videos and see if I have improved my video creator skills over time. Maybe you will even subscribe. I appreciate all support for my channel and I hope to see you there.
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