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Not to fan the flames or anything, but didn't Thinder Tiger go after FanRC (among others) for producing kits similar to their RC10 re-releases? And now TT is copying other people's designs?

I'd rather see a company change to fit the market, AE had the right idea selling to Thunder Tiger over letting HH buy them out. Looking back in the early to mid 2000s, I feel like there was more variety before a number of the smaller companies were scooped up and gutted out, or lawsuited out of exis...

My first hobby grade was a Rustler like that one, MSC, no slipper clutch, 20t Stinker, bushings in the bellcrank/hub...it didn't see much use, until I tried to revive it. What's really silly is seeing designs this antiquated with VXL systems and promises of 60mph+ on the box. The Stampede is hard to...

The second one looks like it's the remains of a Panda-Monium! Pretty cool buggy when they're complete... somehow I dont think this one will ever achieve that status. It was in pretty bad shape, the gesrbox was badically unusable. What makes me think that it was a Nikko/Cat is that there was another...

I picked up a bundle of varuous RC10 parts, and one of them came with thia grqphite chassis. Does anyone know who made it? It only has holes for a 6-speed, so its pre-stealth https://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/uploads/monthly_2024_06/IMG_4451.jpg.394c1a7beefd7fcf1c6cc07c5da241b5.jpg Also, just for lau...

I wish we ran a vintage class around my area, I have a handful of vintage Tamiyas I could run but this would be on a different level!

Posting up two pictures of my runner. First picture of a setup from a race on carpet where only original wheels were allowed. Used a fresh set of Schumacher full spike yellow and removed the spikes for carpet racing. Would really recommend the Schumacher tires for the original Fox wheels - for the ...

Just want to give a second opinion on body work for the Red Fox. The original Fox body is small compared to many other 1/10 scale buggies, and designed to wrap around the original monocoque chassis. Seems to be more or less a brim full conversion. Upper and lower rear arms, chassis, steering kit, f...

Pretty much a "Holy Grail"...I hope u do it justice with a full documented resto!...if not u need to sell it to me and I will! It really wouldn't need much as far as I can tell, just new tires/wheels and a Fox (or "Novafox") shell, shock oil...just a bit annoying that Tamiya end...

Hot Trick was an aftermarket parts company that most used flat metal plates (I think typically aluminum) for replacement parts. That looks like a Tamiya Fox that got the plastic chassis replaced with the Hot Trick kit. Well, maybe is started out as a Tamiya Fox. There's a few RC10 parts in the mix ...

I picked this old thing up at a swap meet, does anyone know what exactly these are and what the scoop is?

Oh yeah, they are complete trash imo and they will never get a penny from me. I was only referring to the fact they actually finally made it clear what their beef was. I mean, they tried to sue HBO Max. Come on. Once mine break (or I get bored) I'll probably sell my Traxxas stuff, I try to sway oth...

If I have any problem with Traxxas, it's how they treat LHS's more than anything else. They will bully them if they don't sell enough chargers/batteries, or if they carry parts for competitors. As far as I know they've done nothing to RPM, but Jconcepts (and likely Proline) have to play the "Fo...