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wrote: Ordered! Only $420.69 Shipped.

Straight up Elon pricing hahaha

They should have it set to release on 4-10!

Hi, I am Factory Works- the three options will all physically fit, however for your application the "original" is not a great option as it was for the original rc10 buggy. It fits, but the shape is less desirable. the other 2, the "short" and the "short wide" are both p...

in my experience the steel topshaft wears the aluminum idler which then takes out the diff gear. You can try to keep them greased, but also beware that the grease makes the aluminum powder into abrasive toothpaste.

He's just a fisherman. Every time someone talks about something on Facebook miraculously that item will pop up on eBay for an unrealistic price haha.

It's been said there were only 100 made, but between me and four people I know there are at least 6, I don't think I believe the ultra low production numbers stated.

looks like John slipped up, that should say 9739, its the spring for the slipper. If you want to save some money, sometimes you can find RB10/DR10 kits broken up and most of the stuff is usable. The diff can be used, you will need some shims. The idler shaft, top shaft, slipper components, spur gear...

Yeah B stamp has the right holes. You should be fine.

My Pulse was kinda like that, while you could slice it in Cura and use the SD slot, it was best used with MatterControl, and hooked up via USB. You could stop the print, delete an item, and keep printing sort of like modern slicers but this was 5 years ago

definitely the least fun part of the C1 kit, but the end result is worth it

The og pumpkin came with a white body and you had to paint it black. The black edition looks to correct that.

Kinda the same with the monster beetles where some bodies were white and some red but always red on the box

Likely no esc (I realize it says there is one included). Still a great bargain and you can get a better esc for the difference. I bought a hornet last year off Amazon as it was quite a bit cheaper, same deal no esc

Boki are getting into the sticker game now too, but I dont know if they are accepting custom work yet. My new stickers will be from them as soon as I run out.

@johnshobbies is a member here as well. Might try messaging them.

That is extremely, and I mean extremely, rare to see a Tamiya kit missing screws. I actually don't recall ever seeing that happen