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I am not building this in the order the manual tells me to do. I just do a bits of the build and put it on the chassis when I think it is done. With the gearbox done, I was able to mount this on the chassis. I know all the parts are a bit worn, but I think it is part of the characteristic of a vinta...

Part two of this build (At this building speed it is logic to see why my other builds are done so quickly): Since the rear gearbox is done already, the suspension arms could be assembled. I am not a fan of the 2mm piano wire hinges schumacher uses on these older cars. Luckily I had a set of traxxas ...

Hi, since all of my builds are normally done within one or two days max., I normally don't take the time to start a build thread for them. However, the current project I started will take a bit longer, since I need some currently unavaiable parts. I scored a complete schumacher Bosscat works which s...

I wonder if a TRX-1 body would fit? Lots of gratuitous width with that one but it gets fairly shallow pretty quickly away from centerline. https://www.rc10talk.com/download/file.php?id=109386&mode=view Thank you, I have looked at this body before, but I don't think this will fit over the pan si...

I cannot find anything about these pink 2.2" trinity wheels with 12mm hex. These look really oldskool. Did someone else see these before and knows for what car these were produced?

thanks for the options. This is the car I built: Screenshot_20200305-185450.jpg Screenshot_20200305-185447.jpg Screenshot_20200305-185439.jpg It is converted to a electric car, just as stickboy007 started on in one of his videos. I took it apart again because I wanted to use some of the parts on ano...

The main purpose of this car was to make something that could compete with modern cars, whilst still looking vintage. There was minimum extra cutting of the body needed. It also resolved the problem of a lot of useless spare parts.... Awesome design and work! Always wanted to do this with a vintage...

Finally I found the progress. Saw the last update on Instagram a while ago. Have been waiting to see how it would turned out. How is it going?

Nice, I'll have a look.

Oke, thanks. I always doubted about the capacity of these batteries.

That is true. The plate on the steering arm is a really cool detail in my opinion

Cool and Original way of steering assembly. Looks quite fragile actually.

Amazing project. Really nice to see the usual colored details on these losi cars.

I am still waiting for one to pop up on ebay for a decent price. Would like to do the stickboy electric conversion to the buggy version with the PRO-x body. aperently no one in europe is selling one, and the ones in US are like $300 whilst beaten.

Dadio wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 5:45 pm A thing of beauty ! But aren't all YZ834-B's beautiful

and extremely expensive…