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dayum, you THREW AWAY 97% of a supershot!?

could've bolted it back together and given it away as-is "missing minor parts"

Oldskool trick of avoiding paintbleed under tape is to seal the edge with clear before shooting colour.
PS Matte Clear would work.

JSourbeck was one of the early pioneers on fleaBay... before PayPal!

RIP Jim

Just came across this thread while searching on google. Would anyone know the date that this KO Propo EX-10 was manufactured? Just acquired it, and was hoping it was period correct for my Kyosho Turbo Burns, around 1989 I think. yep that's the very first EX10... circa early 1990s, 92-93 from guesst...

Man, that Lego set brings back fond memories. :D 852 is a crap model for playability :twisted: The rack&pinion relies solely on clutchpower to hold it together and the transmission is really only 1WD :roll: Ok ok, so it's from Lego's first generation of Technics. But how long did we have to wai...

You've likely blown 1 or 2 of the 6 drive channels. Does it still work in Brushed configuration? Be careful about using it though... sometimes the blown FET is stuck 'on' and conducts, which heats up the heatsink even if ESC seems to work ok. No idea if anybody fixes them anymore. Could be possible ...

So I'm in Hong Kong on vacation and spotted a new World's re-release rc10 at a local shop. First time I've seen a NIB rc10 (I was late to the re-re period.) They're asking a cool $650usd. Are these really worth that much these days? It's Hong Kong. They ain't shy to make a buck... especially off fo...

ORV steering knuckles have the ball already installed... wouldn't try changing to larger ball, ain't much meat there to work with. How many servos are you installing? Steering servo is offset due to original designed 2nd MSC servo next to it; if you don't need that then it makes sense to make your o...