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Only thing left are a couple of decals and the fuzzy dice.

Initially I thought I was going to receive a pair of nip RPM Ultra Molded 10T bellcrank kits. To my surprise one of the kits was for a buggy, and it has the elusive battery clips in the bag. Bummer, now you have to complain that it's wrong and send it back. Sure hate that they screwed up like that....

Bummer, now you have to complain that it's wrong and send it back. Sure hate that they screwed up like that.

he only shops at goodwill, and only buys when its a 50% off day

Alright, final update until I return from a much needed trip with the family. I received the Delrin gears for the SP-1 transmission. Top shaft idler and diff gear. Can’t believe how much lighter the transmission is. Probably should have weighted it just for fun. Replaced the screws with the appropri...

Similar but different

Pink

After reading the Son of Psycho thread I thought I'd share a picture of this motor that has been in my collection for eleven years now. It is very pink, especially when viewed in person.

Andys Molded Pro Race. Tried my best to stay 100% vintage and era correct.

Build thread from last month is here. https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=48939&start=15

I think I’m going to call this one done for now. Decided not to solder or cut any electrics. Just placed them and tied up the wiring. Went with a new Futaba S9101 steering servo. Dyed a new set of AE servo mounts black for that. Went with the new Novak 410-HPc Hyperfet ESC a new Novak NER3FM RX Trin...

1911Colt wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 7:05 am Pink OR yellow ok, but pink AND yellow don't really go together well.

Oh yeah?

I have some updates so I can finally add it to the BOTM contest! Thanks to Markydents for a sweet piece to help RPM this thing a little further(rear bulkhead!), and Mike A. (Mikea96) for a sweet lid to help put the cherry on top!! I pulled some vintage NOS tires out of the part bin to place on the w...

Why limit yourself?

I use straight and curved scissors, X-Acto knives, sanding blocks, and a Dremel with various bits.

romulus22 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 3:31 pm Nothing to see, no electronics yet……

Add another view of the chassis maybe?

This buggy started off as a well used rere. Decided to start cleaning it up and one thing led to another. Started off by sanding the scratches out of the chassis and sending it off to get anodized. using the electronics I already had along with some new option parts, this is how it turned out. Hope ...

Not in the post but a 20min drive.