New R/C Hobbyist in Sharjah...

Greetings to all DubDrifters...

I'm looking for a hobby this month, i have 2 options either AirSoft or R/C? As a huge fan of Keiichi Tsuchiya and Initial D Anime.. I finally decided to take R/C as a hobby at the same time to join here at DubDrift.com

I'm still a newbie on this R/C and still doing some research before i can finally purchase my Dream Drift Car. I believe everyone here on this community will help me doing these... Untlil then, i would still drive my AE86 Hachi-Roku on the track sideways on Gran Turismo...

BTW, I can't wait to buy an R/C as a present for mybirthday this coming june... I hope i could find right away.... I'm getting exited already just by thinking of it...

Hello Sir! Welcome to Dubdrift our Gurus will surely help you...feel free to ask...


Wide Open and Slide!

welcome to the forums. . . . . . this is the first step. . . . and once you buy your Dream Drift Car. . . .

then i must say "welcome to the addiction"

enjoy your stay

Heya!

If you are interested in airsoft, then well, there are a few people here who can help you, Chardiboi for example.

Tell us more about your budget, that's the best way to find the "Dream Drift Car". If you really are into drifting, then you've got an average budget, then I'd recommend getting yourself a "Tamiya TB-03D", or any of the versions of the "Tamiya TA-05".

If are don't want to spend that much, then you can get yourself a "Tamiya TT-01".

The TT-01 is more of a newbies when of choice - atleast, MOST people grow out of it. Ofcourse, it depends on the person with the transmitter aswell.

A TB-03D and TA-05 offer a lot more adjustability and have a LOT more potential. So I'd recommend you get either one of those.

Hope you enjoy the forum =D

Welcome to the forums!


'am glad you decided to take this as a hobby. But I hope not for this month only..

Feel free to ask around.. See you soon at Area 2.

welcome welcome!

welcome!

hope you enjoy your time on dubdrift

welcome to dubdrift
the home of friendly RC "addicts"

Welcome to the forums man

Thanks for the warm welcome.... DubDrifters...

I guess i would be hanging out in this forum for a while now to learn all stufff related to R/C Drifting....

As i said, i'm still newbie in this and i'm willing to learn all the ABC's of this wonderfull hobby...

And for my Dream Drift R/C, She can wait..... I'm really looking forward to build one myself from scratch to upgrading it based on the skills that i will learn... Anyway, It's a step by step process and Patience is a virtue....

Hope to see you all on the track sideways....

CHEERS TO ALL ..... Happy and Proud as a member of DubDrift Community ....