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Added rear “Big Bore” Traxxas shocks with Associated green springs, and Yokomo YZ-2 front shocks with Associated white springs. Added a rear sway bar and a front wing. The sway bar mounts don’t look like they clear, but there’s like 1mm of clearance. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rctech.net-vbull...

Behold.... and now the Blue Eagle LS-II. Already having a Blue Eagle LS and SRT, I was done with a Traxxas collection, but this was just far too good of a deal to pass up. It's simply fantastic, and at a price just over what heaping piles go for, which makes me like even more. Resized_20240521_15204...

Thanks! 8) The TQ10 I've also been assembling received the lone set of TQ wheels I had. In my search for another new or clean used set, I decided to take a look at some Imex dish wheels. I found a set of direct fit fronts, but had no luck finding direct fit rears. 20240330_165540.jpg The wheels are ...

I found the pièce de résistance. I think I found the only set of NOS roof lights on the interwebs and grabbed them, hopefully they don't get ripped off first run. Kinda sad really as someone probably needs them for a restoration.

I finally dyed the battery box and made some new low profile shock towers to fit the SRT body, so far so good. The front tower is 10mm shorter and the rear tower 18mm shorter while still retaining the stock shock angles. I just need to make the rear trans brace before I get back onto the chassis whi...

Stock motor installed.
FanRC knockoffs replace locknuts.
TBG Protech 2.
Trimmed. Body sides are barely deep enough to cover the chassis.

Not to be a party pooper, but it's a bit redundant.

Shocks mounted and body cut out. The shocks are butter smooth with a touch of green slime and the big springs, Fabio can't believe it either. it's good to see it finally coming together. I've still got a few little bits coming to shave a few more grams off it. The rolling chassis will be over 100g l...

Hi All, these are my collections, the prototype chassis TRF-211X distributed for Tamiya team drivers in 1991-1993, still in needed some small pieces to complete them. TRF-211X.JPG Anyone knows the TRF-411X, the first belt driven 4WD buggy from Tamiya, reference photos borrowed from web: TRF-411X.jpg

This will be his display, time to time I will fire up and enjoy it.




Gustavo

Summer 1993. A Works91 in little used condition was for sale at the local hobby store where me and my best friend came regularly for a visit after school. Normally they sold Tamiya stuff only. From first view this Works impressed me like a spaceship. But unfortunatelly not my parents. Thinks got eve...

Looks good. I'm still running my B6.4 don't think I'll be going to the B7 yet but they do look nice.

Very cool! I have wanted one of those trinity circuit killer conversions forever

mikea96 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 9:03 pm Very cool! I have wanted one of those trinity circuit killer conversions forever

AND the XL-3!! I've said it before....add 1 to the previous 2 ever to be known to exist (to me, at least).
1. RCCA "Scoping Out" XL-3
2. danielhr77's (Traxxas forums) XL-3
3. Lavigna's XL-3

Crazy

The buggy is more or less completed at this point. As I only have a pair of side guards, and the muffler side needs trimming, not knowing if I would eventually change back to the conventional muffler position, I decided simply not to install the side guards for now. The body has been sent off for pa...