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Hi all I am new at the forum, but not new to the hobby. I started racing in 1987 and ended up racing seriously up until 2008 where I stopped - more than 20 years. The last years I only raced touring car and my last off road race was in 2002. I raced with my dad and he began to not be able to come to...

For the body I am going for a retro version of my current scheme.

And the B74 is how my "modern" scheme looks.

Your paint work looks amazing. Do you use liquid mask? Thanks, I used to paint for a lot of people but it takes too long for my current life :) For this body and when I have the time, I draw on the body - transfer to tape - scan the tape - clean up on the computer and print on a vinyl cutter and th...

And here it is, straight out of the airbrush.

And finally with it's younger brother

matt1ptkn wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 7:49 am I really like your paint scheme! The buggies look fantastic!

Thank you Matt.

So today I started restoring (lightly) a B2 as well and I found and bought a classic Worlds Car in good condition. Arrrgh it's on

So as posted in my B3 build thread, I have decided to do a few more builds. This one is about building a B2 in 1996 style - the year I started driving for Team Associated after approaching Gene Hustings at the 1996 Florida Winter Champs. I am using as many original parts from back then as I can. I a...

Getting more parts together, but I am missing a few key B2 parts. The chassis is B3 and so is the front top plate. It has new B2 composite arms, the correct rear arm mounts with the smaller screws and only a number 3 written. The correct rear chassis plate, but it is worn and stripped for anodizing ...

Coming together and not like a new car, but like a racer prepared for the next big meeting.