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Hello, I dug out an old RC10 T3 that I had a really long time ago.

I didn't know much about it then and what I did know I forget....lol

Where would be the best place to post about it to get some more info....thanks and glad to be here

I thought I had it for sure on the 5th when I was the only entry some really cool stuff in there for sure, and your truck is the S**t

Boss 302 Mustang would be a good match for an RC10 with black nylon bits. Or I just love Boss 302s and couldn't help myself.

The protoform body is just a much better build quality. The rear wheel well as well as the lower trim lines are not present on the TBG body. I also got it in my head that I want a yellow sports car and a yellow DS will be the closest to that as a reality for me. Did the DS body have rear wheel or l...

1911Colt wrote: ↑Mon Sep 25, 2023 4:00 pm Boss 302 Mustang would be a good match for an RC10 with black nylon bits. Or I just love Boss 302s and couldn't help myself.

Or both!

A while back I found a cool thread started by Scr8p that linked to a timeline Novak had on their website. With Novak updates ending the timeline in 2009, their eventual closure, and wayback links as the only active workaround I thought bringing the timeline onsite would prove useful, as well as ente...

Congrats on the win RC10resto! Really nice build from... 2012? Better late than never!

Well deserved win. Great example. It's kinda nice to see an early RC10 take it. It will look right at home on the front page.

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Sep 27, 2023 8:24 am Congrats on the win RC10resto! Really nice build from... 2012? Better late than never!

Well, it is a "Vintage" site, right

Next time we need some filler I will try to be more current

Welcome to the board. There are a few different ways to get hex on to a T/T2/GT. If you have machinating experience you can make these parts work. The blocks will need to be milled down to fit in the GT front arms and the hinge pins drilled out to accept the larger 1/8" arm pins. You may need ...

Thanks to a whole bunch of great friends I have been able to recreate my first rc. My Hornet had proline front tires, AJ's foam rears, a radio from my uncle that came with waterproof servos (that were waaaay too large for the chassis), and for some reason black tie rod ends on the steering. The body...

Tamiya F1 slicks work awesome on the stock DS rubber wheels.