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I feel like there's a similarity here
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Joining the bandwagon.

It gets worse Screenshot_20250407-194726_Video Player.jpg Look on the bright side Derek, it's so worth our entertainment :mrgreen: Got the issue fixed I think...New vid coming this weekend hopefully 🤞 I checked out the fb video earlier. Too much thrusting cojones. Yup, way too much power at the hit...

My Hot Trick Hot Shot finally got to stretch it's legs at a vintage meet after a couple of dormant years in a box.

Recycled a plastic bottle cap as carpet protectors over the shock struts. Long-awaited excuse to buy a Fanta..

Two happy days in day light at a brisk pace

Over the last few days I've been resurrecting a few old and worn parts. Filing, sanding and polishing, polishing, polishing... More hours than I care to admit. My Litesink is the same one I used when I raced my Houge RC10 in the 80's-90's. Never really been happy with the way the Litesink turned out...

While I'm waiting on parts to arrive does anyone have advice on mounting shorty lipo packs on the RC10L chassis? I might go with a velcro battery strap looped through the old saddle pack holes, if I can get it tight enough to secure the battery and it doesn't drag on the pavement. I used 3M Dual Lo...

RC10resto wrote: ↑Sat Mar 29, 2025 10:31 pm Politics

Lol!

Did some anodizing... Turned out pretty nice. The rounded part on the top of the "radiator" of the Litesink was to clear a body I once had on the car. Polished rc10 parts.3.JPG Polished rc10 parts.6.JPG Old motor mount - new ( refurbed Litesink) motor mount Polished rc10 parts.5 (2).JPG Po...

I truly love this build dude, so far out kool man
My first hobby grade was a Monster Beetle.

In 1999 Kyosho released a new option for 1/12 tracked vehicle fans, called the Blizzard EV. Sharing the spotlight with its nitro powered stablemate, the new EV would return to its electric roots, albeit not in twin 380 motor form like the original Blizzard from 1982, which was also sold as the Graup...

Yep, the cutting brake steering was awesome, but needed a torque-y servo!

Finally got some video a couple of weeks ago. First run didn't go so well...


Second went much better.

New video of the Blackfoot from a couple of weeks ago. Jumps pretty smooth for an old school truck!

Not a Tamiya, but easiest place to post this one.

Me deciding: