RC10Talk - The Net's Largest Vintage R/C Community

Another part of my 2022 Vintage Bash PB Mini Mustang build has arrived; this time, it's a nice 17.5 motor. Should create suitable damage during my 5 minute races that I have rebuilding to do for the intervening rounds ;) Motor1.jpg Look out :shock: :shock: Speedy Gonzalez on the loose :P I'm jealou...

Sort of, the car is together just waiting on me to rebuild the shocks. I've finally bought some 'proper' up travel limiters for it as well so I should do some updates.

Well, just need to wait for my orange pla to arrive so I can try printing out my walking clock....

They should work fine and be fairly light on support material to print thanks to those deep cones. I am going to hold off uploading them for now as I want first crack at printing them lol.

Enough BUZ11 FETs to refurb an ESC .

clm wrote: ↑Sat Jul 09, 2022 9:38 pmwho is capable of making bodies and lexan parts.

I haven't given up on my future dream of pulling bodies. On hold for a bit, I need to clear out room & reduce the number of projects I have...

JK Racing wrote: ↑Sun Jul 10, 2022 12:05 am...& reduce the number of projects I have...

Pfft likely story!!

Sunset at my place

Cults is linked to a service that will print your 3d files for you. It connects to many printshops around the world with options in material and surface finish among others. That and if you really only wanted to use Shapeways there is nothing preventing you from taking the stl over there manually. H...

If only there were a forum for such things.

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewforum.php?f=11

HI,

Just receive my 2nd Corally Mini Assassin, it came with box and manual.




Need to find a wonderfull body !


Jerome

The Tamiya VW New Beetle FWD FF01. I never expected this one to put a big smile on my face. Item number is 58217 and originates back from 1998. I finally fixed a broken steering block that kept me running the Beetle for a decade. This one is fun! Looks fun and drives fun for anyone--even with a simp...

Not exactly the post, but something happened. I spend part of the week-end at my borther's place. He has some specific tooling and I brought some stuff to do with him, and we took pleasure doing this stuff together (and that will help few of my projects). When we finished, he told me that he has a o...

For a car that was last produced in 2000, that thing is clean!

And thanks for posting. It has inspired me to break out my FF03 Honda EF-9, and hopefully finish it up. It has been sitting around like this for way too long!

EvolutionRevolution wrote: ↑Sat Jul 16, 2022 6:22 am barrel full of body parts soaking in paint remover).

you need to plant some pine trees

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 6:39 pm 1) Correct punctuation was used throughout (which seems to take a very large amount of self-discipline & effort nowadays).

They used separators, which for most of that generation is a rarity, but they used a lot of the wrong one.