Sunday, February 3, 2008
Ishima Racing Rave M1.0R buggy Categories - Ishima Racing, Gas Off Road, Cars, Products , trackback 
New RC Company Ishima Racing have contacted us to let us know about their Rave M1.0R 1/8th scale buggy, which will be shown to the public for the first time next week during the Nurnberg Toy Fair. The buggy is designed by Claude Lachat and is fully packed with the latest innovations. Claude Lachat is very well known among the racers as one of the best designers in the world for 1/8 racing buggies, and for more than 1 year has been designing and working exclusively for Ishima Racing.
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For more information about this new car, go here.
Source: Ishima Racing [ishimaracing.com]
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Nice copy! ;-)
Looks very nice, top quality as far as this can be seen on pics. And a very good new idea is the complete stinger cover by the body!
… Now the two big Japanese manufacturers have to come up strong, too. Otherwise they’ll become axx-kicked. :-)
very nice
where i can find it ?
isn’t that a piktor whatever its called .Don’t ever under estimate Asians especially Japanese /chinese
No its not a Piktor. It is designed by Claude Lachat who also designed the Rush for Piktor some 3 years ago but for over a year he has worked for Ishima. The car is completely original but as you would expect the designer has brought some similar thinking to this car.
I never underestimate developments, especially from Kyosho. I was meaning the very view “weak spots” that went through all the evolutions of the 777. New solutions for some details would be really necessary on the 777 sucessor. Everyone could see that the new buggy manufacturers came up with new better solutions and IMO Kyosho missed the connection a little. But I’m sure they will be back as strong as they were a few years ago when their new machine will be released.
BTW, Claude Lachat also designed the Storm CL-1 for GS Racing.