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rear pod link device ( but "inline" ) , probably to be used on bumpy tracks...
curious to know how it handle .

beautiful build !!

and I'm not really in love with MRC cars, so it's a real compliment

wow , lot of skills right there.

Dropping in RC world in the early 90's , I never had (or even see running) the original RC10. About ten month ago I earn an original 6 gear in pretty good condition , to be honest my first idea was just to clean it and re-sell it. But as the cleaning came along , I was more and more impressed by the...

blue motor mount on the kinwald, front shock tower in a more square design, xcelerator body, blue shocks springs...

awesome job !!
always impressed by the amount of work for a replica .

Thank you for your vote sandkill
mine goes to your incredibly complet build
congrats man

interesting deal for 200 £ ...

The balls are 5.5mm diameter,
and the turnbuckles threads are 3mm ones.

hope it helps

Some few progress over here


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RC10DS

build thread : https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=42952

Thank's for the kind words guys, it's always more motivation for other projects.

ps: I doesn't trim the body posts 'cause I will maybe sell it ... one day ... I don't know...

really nice car you have build once again
and the mip steering... wow

for the body i'll vote for a mustang shelby gt 350

I finally had time to paint the body and finish this build

Depending on the paint scheme, number of colors, effects, body size...
It can go from 1h to more than 20h for masking and painting (without drying times, cleaning sprayers)
For my racing bodies, a well known job , it's around 3h
The biggest/"nightmarish" job to me is SC bodies