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Awesome paint job. I still have some of that "old" paint... metallic green and a gold spray bomb, unused, plus a bunch of bottles of various colors.

I've been smoothing the joints on the cage for awhile and it's time for a break. This morning I machine the aluminum pieces for the spare wheel to mount to the rear. They came out good. I rummaged in my wizzo box and came up with the top thump screw. Pics as it stands. Time to think on some electron...

Nice, seems to match up perfectly. What model number is the servo?

radioactivity wrote: ↑Sat Oct 20, 2018 3:58 pm Paint,
Lots of paint!
And just for the cost of shipping, pizza (good pizza) and maybe a beer

Thanks!!!
Chuck

Pizza was good, extra pepperoni!

I agree -- super clean and tidy. Very nice work Nomad. Also, it pays to use a good quality soldering iron. Just curious, what wattage setting are you using for soldering the bullet connectors for instance? Thanks guys, I strive to do the best quality work that I can. :) I have a vintage (20+ yrs ol...

Very cool Doug! I've been eye ballin' the re-release at amain for awhile.

Dang, that looks pretty nice! I wish I'd held of on splurging on my new project. I've already spent $400 +

The sunlight was streaming into the window by the lathe this morning, no need to let it go to waste. I made the standoffs for the ESC shelf, they turned out extremely nice. I machined four 0.015" wide - 0.024" deep grooves on the end that's threaded 4-40. This will eliminate any confusion ...

Very well said Paul.

Super clean! Diggin what your doing.

orangemazda wrote: ↑Wed Nov 21, 2018 12:05 pm Where did you get the cool nose tubes?

I made them myself.

Yes, #1180. Contact GoMachV here on the forum, he'll take good care of you.

Hi AC. Welcome to RC10 talk.

Re-Stock of aluminum round bar this morning, 3/8", 5/16" and 3/16".