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This is just brilliant. I love these time capsules. I still also have mine and it was also an almost never ran car. The hacksaw job was actually really good. This car must being so much memories back for you. I know mine did.

Great idea. Liked!

Some pics of one of my Favourite modified Dogfigters in my collection. Hope you all enjoy. Cheers. http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zpspggcugsn.jpeg http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zpsyreo5pdf.jpeg http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/ha...

TRX-1-3 wrote:Where's the tub?

Can't find it sadly. Also it's strange as there is no reason I would have thrown it away.

love the body. only thing i would do is change out the frt tires. i have a pair of 7 rib tires if ya need em :wink: What?! I think the front tires make this particular car look awesome. :) Hahaha thanks guys. I will leave the front tires as is for sure as that was the mod to do back in the day at t...

Another way to see the various chassis plates through the life of the 12i. The left is the original with no springs for the suspension at the front and smaller cut outs for the rear suspension creating less rear flex, the second is the version that does not have the monoshock front holes drilled int...

R Cane wrote:Harold, I was actually just reading through some of your past RC12 posts...nice stuff in there!

Thanks very much mate. Need to get around to actually cleaning up some of them. Have a few more that will,be donor cars to make clean examples of each one hopefully. I do love these early cars.

Not to picky, but the last fiberglass car pictured above is a RC12LW. The cross brace ahead of the rear pod and the addition of the shock were the main differences The chassis is also different. I believe this was the last 1/12 scale car Associated offered in fiberglass version. After this, they ar...

This is my original RC10 with D&D Graohite chassis plate that I bought back in the day as a school kid that worked my guts off to save for this piece of history. It was so expensive for me that I decided never to use it other than to make sure it worked after building it. The car kit was bought ...

Early RC12i with solid front utilising flex from slots in chassis: http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zps5j2nnuux.jpeg http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zpscxclqnti.jpeg Mid RC12i with spring front suspension (was also called RC12iS): http://i86...

Thanks very much. Yes it's really been a hard search to get a c car. Very happy to have finally gotten my hands on this mint example.

Thanks to my good Friend Chris I have finally got hold of one of the rarest and yet most successful 1/12 pan cars and a Pioneer in engineering excellence. http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zps1ik1l0wy.jpeg http://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab227/harold997gt3rs/image_zpsm...

Wow. That was fast. And perfectly executed. Gorgeous job there.

Liking the progress heaps. Thanks very much for sharing. I will get around to doing a half decent 834b soon. I love this buggy heaps especially the original Dog Fighter.

Have been hunting high and Low for one of the carbon versions and finally found one!!! Now the fun part begins... Hunting for spares to restore it... Mine also has the silver motor mount. The shop that used ot import yokomo to US back in the day. just had a blow out of yokomo. and tons and tons and...