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As much as I love pan cars, this is my first time seeing one of these. It looks very cool and you've done an amazing job getting it in this condition!

Thanks ahead of time for the list, I'm going to try and make mine as accurate as possible.

Wrong color spring cups and collars on the front.

Got some wing mounts and the correct AE blue lock nuts.

That looks really good!

Yeah, and after zooming in the screws may not be the black hex. If they are, those are easy to replace as you say. The only phillips screws are the 8-32 ones under the car not sure what you're looking at. That's the ones I'm looking at, the ones that can be seen in that pic that go through the rear...

https://portal.associatedelectrics.com/teamassociated/cars_and_trucks/RC10_Brian_Kinwald/Kit/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJ0nmdleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHqpWYgTYpD3tpTVnC9gHbEJ3F1_vBompcY_iMCcZy2W7w2qPYKOBRAnOzFe5_aem_D60R83aDi2R21ZTy5Wc71w

It's either gone that quick or not actually available yet.

And my sources say the graphite is coming, kits are packaged waiting for the chassis plates to be made. Remember though it's going to probably be a 6 gear early graphite style kit so there will still be lots of crying when it's released. At 50 years old I got my first RC10 last year. I had admired ...

afockler7 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 21, 2025 4:57 pm I just realized I still had it open in a tab.
Team Associated RC10 Kinwald Edition Kit ASC6041 _ RRP.jpg

I saw that on FB earlier and was tempted to preorder but I'll wait for some more pics, and then maybe order it from AE.

The fact that the chassis is machined is way better than I expected. Couldn't really care about certain screws to be honest, that's the easy stuff. Yeah, and after zooming in the screws may not be the black hex. If they are, those are easy to replace as you say. The only phillips screws are the 8-3...

RogueIV wrote: ↑Mon Apr 21, 2025 11:14 am The fact that the chassis is machined is way better than I expected. Couldn't really care about certain screws to be honest, that's the easy stuff.

Yeah, and after zooming in the screws may not be the black hex. If they are, those are easy to replace as you say.

Well the chassis is black at least. Appears to have the black hex screws instead of the aluminum phillips screws though.

I also noticed that it doesn't have threaded shocks like the 2014 release. It does have different front axles and nuts though. Guess it still won't be 100% accurate lol.

It looks so damn good!

Couple of better pics, also put the kit turnbuckles on after giving them a polish.