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This is my finally finished Wild one. It will be raced in the up coming Sydney Vintage meet, I have transplanted the entire rear end from a RE RE frog into the Wild one, making it very reliable. I would have had better actin pics but my 8 year old son & I kept argueing over who was going to driv...

marui hunter 73 wrote:very nice rizzo, good to see your on the forum buddy how is that brat after ryde all fixed no doubt

the Brat had the last few coats of gloss put on yesterday. I will post pics tonight. poor thing LOL

WH-15/SI is the produnct number & this is the website
http://www.3racing.hk/products.php?products_key=2735 u need Tamiya 12mm hex adaptors to fit them.
Hope this helps
regards
Jak

Heres some mocked up racing pics, as much as I hate to say it, the rc10 scorcher would the kick the other 2's butt!

Mate - awesome job as always. Your creations always seem to darned pretty to drive - but you do anyway......great stuff mate. Cheers Darryn thanks for your comments Darryn, your opinion is always appreciatted. The wheels are 3racing items, they come chromed. All the other parts were plated. regards...

G'day everyone I got this 90 model rc10 alittle while ago now. I still havn't driven it yet, but before I do I thought that I would make some changes. I'm a self confessed veedub nut so I had to put a vw body on the rc10. Since Bugle's RC10 from the last vintage meet here in Sydney was my inspiratio...

This is my Hotshot, It won't be to everyones taste thats for sure, but I like how it's turned out. It's been built in readiness for Vintage racing here in Sydney later this year.
I like the Box art, but it's not for me.
Enjoy......or maybe not.
Jak

Hi I'm almost ready to run for the first time my 1990 model rc10. I'd like some nice modern 2.2 inch wheels & found these http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4_33&products_id=216 http://www.jconcepts.net/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4...

nah only have dish ones, I think the only other style available is the HPI star ones[/quote]

Those HPI 2.2 inch star wheels are proving to be the hens teeth of the RC world in Australia. I think I have 2 more hobby stores to call in Melbourne & then I have exhausted all avenues.
Jak

yeh I've just noticed the link isn't working. They have had lots of hackers on that Super Beetles website & u have to log in to see anything ta all.
This link will give u some idea what it's about.
regards
Jak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5oONJigD_I

I couldn't help myself, like everythign else I own, I had to see what it looked like with a vw body on it. at least it would handle well
Jak

Sorry Jason, thats me just typing too fast for my brain (which isn't that hard)

When are u going back to QLD is it for good? I'd like to get a beach bash in before u go.

Jak

Very nice RC10! I would be proud to own that one.Welcome to these boards, I'm pretty new myself so nice to meet ya. Is that a Kyosho motor in it? Best of both worlds if it is, have fun with it. Ryan. The motor is a KYosho mega motor, 18x2 turn. Probably far too powerful for me, I think that I will ...

Bugle wrote:Yeah go on a club day i'll take my RC10 we can run a vintage class!

Thats a great idea Thomas, I'm sure James will be up for it too.

I don't suppose u would have some nice (non dish type) 2.2 inch wheels for the RC10?

regards
Jak

G'day Guys, I just found this website today & I just got my first RC10 yesterday! Fantastic timing! I've always wanted one but have only ever had a Tamiya. Recently we had a vintage meet here in Sydney, where I had my very first introduction to RC racing. The most impressive car for me was an im...