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Welcome aboard , nice pair to restore there , it may be RC10Talk but just about anything that's old and RC is very welcome here

Here is my Mercedes, which is missing some of the small pieces. I did round up the chrome kit for it, but still missing the lenses. I don't think it would be a hard model to make at all, it's very simple. I just don't think it would be very popular either. Is that a beach buggy vacuum form buck in ...

It's a little smaller looking than a 1/10 but that's what it was considered. Very light, and the chassis is quite fragile. I actually didn't need another one- I have one in kit form that was missing the box. Now I have a complete kit in the box and one for the shelf haha. I do have the "drive ...

GoMachV wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:18 pm Some fine West German craftsmanship- the Robbe Mescalero

Very very cool , is it 1/8th with a 540 or 1/10th with a 380 motor ? Love to see more if you fancy doing a thread .

My dog and cat fornicated. It was a bit confusing. My wife and I had quite a discussion over what "style" it was...🤔 Sounds like a yoga position , " rising dog , submissive cat " You've obviously never seen Thumbs' cat. :D :) :? :shock: I know the bible has things to say about c...

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:59 pm My dog and cat fornicated. It was a bit confusing. My wife and I had quite a discussion over what "style" it was...

Sounds like a yoga position , " rising dog , submissive cat "

What I think is an early long wheelbase Mardave Meteor and 3 TX's . Well used but I'm sure it'll clean up good .

Very nice , pity about the power outage but beyond your control and can be easily hidden as its only on a small part of the print , would have been far worse a few hours earlier !

Fingers crossed for you .

Welcome to the forum and back to RC

The teardown has begun. The chassis and all components are in pretty good shape. The tyres were never glued. 1.jpg The body on the other hand............... 2.jpg It's been soaking in undiluted Simple Green. It doesn't eat the paint. It seems to get under it and help lift it off. The red and white ...

That printer needs a computer to run? The slicer software is on computer not the printer , it takes a solid shape and Slices it into layers and sets a rout for the printer to follow to print each layer , this is then exported as a G code file to the printer Yes, the slicer software is on a standalo...

That printer needs a computer to run? The slicer software is on computer not the printer , it takes a solid shape and Slices it into layers and sets a rout for the printer to follow to print each layer , this is then exported as a G code file to the printer Yes, the slicer software is on a standalo...

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 2:36 pm That printer needs a computer to run?

The slicer software is on computer not the printer , it takes a solid shape and Slices it into layers and sets a rout for the printer to follow to print each layer , this is then exported as a G code file to the printer

Found these , two linear and one really tiny normal servo .