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Made two new bumpers.....wasn't happy with the width on the first one I made a while back. The added width covers both front tires and should help protect the kingpin/graphite crossbar weak spots a bit better. For what it's worth, my chicken scratch/drawing is in the photo if anybody is interested. ...

This Arsey 10 arrived. I'm not sure why the front wheels are in the back
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Bolink Invader + Cobra Sport. Seller basically put together a BOGO and I couldn't refuse!

Three packages arrived today. Eight pairs of unopened Proline ribbed fronts in M3 compound. Perfect for my vintage runners. $12. 20250123_195846.jpg Two Corally armatures and one unknown brand. All epoxy balanced. $29. 20250123_195803.jpg One F103Gt, one rough Corally Sp10v, three motors and two esc...

After the bodyshell, I decided to extend a bit the chassis project: create a forked version of the project with no dependancy on Kyosho EF-209 Fantom rear shaft, with the target to allow more people to access this chassis and to print it. For that, I decided to use a long M3x70 full threaded screw a...

Soldered up the esc for the indoor car....

I needed a statement color for the next step of this project, which will turn in my first very own design... Bright orange will go nicely with a black Kydex chassis https://i.imgur.com/NrmLg6V.jpeg The nut in the deep area of the upright is used to control the centering of the screw. The fit is tigh...

It's more work than most people imagine to organize files in a proper way before a pulication... https://i.imgur.com/amvHIvy.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/5cPoI2q.jpeg Specially considering that it was required to do something so it is easy to build (or at least not too complex - not everyone is a puzzle...

After the chassis, it is time to work out the bodyshell accessories...


And there is a lot of screws...


(and that is just the first one, I have other bodyshell to accessorize...)

And I just published the accessories set for the bodyshell (BL2909 Turismo WSC par Sabula tech).
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1098301

I have other plans for the bodyshell as well...
Teaser :

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 9:53 am

Lavigna wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 9:26 pm The aluminum end Trinity motor is an actual new (with box, container, paperwork) beauty. I've been after a pink label for awhile.

Does it say which model it is? Just curious what sort of brushed power house you got.

That is a lot of RPM. Thing is a beast.

Very cool! First post seems like it's wide open.....Can I come up from Cotignac/FR and play!? Pan car (1987/88), Brushed motors, Novak OG electronics, 75mhz AM Futaba Magnum Sr., running brand new 2500mAh Panasonic SCR saddle packs.

Perfect!!!! I'll keep my eyes open for when registration starts! Although, was planning to get my ffvrc license anyway....hopefully I can get a few warm up runs done at Marseille Mini Models in advance. Thanks for this post! Looking forward to meet you and others at the event. There is two nice tra...

First test assembly.
Since the car came with a home made alu front beam, I hade nothing to make a copy in carbon from.
So I ordered from Fibre-Lyte. They only supply in woven carbon compated to the original carbon that has no visible fibers.