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I have fitted this kit and wrote a how to on my old tamiyaclub page... http://tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=54769&id=17773

mrlexan wrote:Half or maybe a third of it is my wife's

Is her half or third in the air? That room is so full. I thought when I saw the pics. Oh cool, a nice big space for him at last. Then a few posts later, boom, wall to wall boxes.

Nice find mate! I am always on the look out for something like that.

However living in the ghetto means everything gets cherry picked and then pawned though.

Cool I was watching that and wondered if any of you would get it. It looks like a nice car.

Nice job Highway racer. Are those arms and carriers from a Panda?

Spiderman wrote:sweet......got a couple stealths huh?

Hahahaha

Maybe dye a grey shock clamp black?

Acetone should be fine on plastic parts...always check a disposable test piece first though.

Hey ed, that could either be because of the stealth-shadow atmosphere-first pic, or the image hosting on oople not working for you... which one 'd it be? I don't know what stealth-shadow atmosphere is, I can only see the white box with the red x. So I guess oople doesn't work for me. If I type in t...

I can only add that anyone should try their hands on taking better pics, no matter if you plan selling or not. A cool picture can really make you appreciatie your own builds more, and is likely to get you more comments too. A little something I did after Oople put up a photo competition recently: h...

Wasn't it mentioned sometime a while ago that the powdercoating was used on chassis's which were blemished during manufacture to make them sale-able again?

Ed, any chance you could give us all a rough translation for the magazine article? I asked my mrs, but she didn't jump ROFL if I have time and you can provide a link. errrr, the article is on page 2 of this thread :lol: Hah! I haven't seen this until now! I don't know if it's the small size of moni...

Awesome car. I've liked these for ages.

Hi MrL, that is one excellent car.

Can I request some shots of the rear arms with the wheels of so I can see how they attach to the hubs and work.

Also your front arms are made by Dialled Racing, though the bulkhead is a Corally.

cheers

badhoopty wrote:fill them in with a sharpie, then cover the bottom with protective sheet.

+1 this really is a good technique.