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Nice build! That body would look cool with some roll cage tubing around the cockpit.

Congrats!!!!!! Biggest challenge in the first year is SLEEP. Take turns working with your wife as much as you can. Walking rocking works awesome. The football hold works great for gassiness. Lay their belly on your forearm, the pressure helps their systems process. They cry for three reasons. Hungry...

Cyanoacrylate glue is actually bad for polycarbonate. It's fine for nylon though. For a static model no thread lock is even needed, and I only really thread lock like three threads ever on an rc10. The steering servo screw with metal gears. The outdrive screws on a 6 gear, and the pinion set screw. ...

That jives as the chassis I have is 6 holes and I think I bought it and it was a duratrax.

I tend to agree. Although I think Phin narrowed down the chassis with the limited side holes to definitely be composite craft as opposed to another vendor(but made by composite craft anyway).

Merry Christmas all!!!!!

He can elaborate but basically crashed on a scooter, busted leg and shoulder.

Great to hear!!!!!!

I love it. Just mentioning you *may* want to review your front axle and get some kind of caster built in. High speed (and we are talking high speed) stability comes to mind. It also scrubs off steering sensitivity.

Definitely late build. The b2's had black aluminum caps so it's not impossible. Pretty cool.

welcome back to the insanity!

I'm right there with you Coelacanth. Pretty much trigger click remote controls from a young age.... Call it 45 yrs give or take if I got one at 5 yrs old?

Well..... Probably so I can stop hunting for them , but a set of yokomo tr-31 tires and a ps-87 ko propo servo(or any external fet boosted servo).

Yep, 'torque limiter'

Not well versed in my Schumacher but they rereleased the cougar? I think? Would those shock parts work?