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Drain cleaner works too. From model car experience, there is usually a clear laquer/paint underneath the chrome that needs removed also.

I got the car Thursday morning. Got it fixed up enough to display at the race. Entered it in the concourse and it won best paint and best of show.

A load of NOS parts came my way for my T3, TC3, eGT, B4 fleet. Much thanks to R6cowboy for sharing access to an awesome LHS.
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Wow. Seeing an entire build as the retail bagged parts is awesome. I should tell my wife that I want to do that for our next family car.

Very kool, looking forward to seeing this one come together.

Looking forward to seeing the progress of this, the last of the AE rear motor trucks.

Try buying half those parts today with what people are asking plus B4/T4 stuff is starting to dry up so certain things are getting hard to find.

love my t4 ft
takes a beating for sure
looking forward to seeing this build

Got it painted up. Tamiya brilliant blue with Duratrax bright white and gunmetal.

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 4:17 pm much helpful soldering jig

I have the same one, its very handy.

I ordered one. Figured wth.

R6cowboy helped me out with a set of front axles before I even realized I needed to shop for a set. Much thanks for the assist. I did a quick mod to them so I have the option of using them as standard width or wide width. I also printed up a set a steering bellcranks. I really really really don't wa...

I listened to the full studio version of this on the way home from work today after a heck of a week. I prefer the studio version, but the live version is much more interesting to watch. I find it very relaxing. Love the guitar work.

At a hotel in San Antonio for work. Cool city. Not a bad view from the balcony.

My first wooden RC car kit
The parts appear to be WL Toys based. Interesting kit for sure. Rainy day build.