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Like the 40+ year old stuff that is really really really on there??? I usually just go with hot water and Dawn, and manual scraping, but I am always on the lookout for the laziest means of doing anything .............. so I am hoping someone knows of a secret technique to remove this old stuff in a ...

Let's see the tumbler you're using. I'm curious now. I buy nothing but the best! :D Number one rule of this tumbler is to make sure you tighten down the top very well before using. If it gets loose, everything on that center shaft starts vibrating against each other, and the machine will kinda self...

Associated already did that in the USA by selling direct at the same prices the shops were selling them rather than listing them at MSRP. Buying direct from them should be the last resort after you have tried all shops. 100% I have purchased all my ReRes from hobby shops, even though I have had to ...

I needed another summer project like I needed another hole in my head, but this made its way to my driveway last week. This is what you get when you are too lazy to take the canoe out anymore. :D The trailer should be worth what I paid for combo, and it actually has a title, so I put new lights on i...

Got the electronics in the pan car this evening. The BEC and wire shortening made all the difference in the world in making this all fit under the body. Body posts and mounting will be the next step for #2.

For now, McAllister Roadrunner for the win! It is overall a big body, but with the 2.2s on the chassis, it doesn't look too disproportional I don't think. Motor and rear shocks fit under it like it was made for it. I am thinking about maybe putting side body posts on the rear shocks screws, FX-10 st...

GrePo wrote: ↑Tue May 27, 2025 10:43 am what a dramatic ending.

He breaks late, everyone knows this.



I don't believe I should have won this, but I will take it! I appreciate all the votes. My two favorites ended up tied for 3rd, which makes no sense to me!!

This is my little reference. Most of this was lifted from RCCA a long time ago. Can't guarantee you it is perfect, but it has always worked for me.

You would have to grind that up and snort it to be any concern at all.

Catchy

Some hip-hop style lyrics that are not interpretable

Enough eye candy to make you watch the whole video

Charlie don't surf wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 9:02 pm back off 1/8 turn (about 2 hours)

That is a slow slow slow turn!!!! 1/16 an hour; that is hard to break down into minutes, even less seconds!!

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 5:56 pm There were different generations of Diggers.

The earlier ones were crude offroad cars, based on pan cars.

Wo Wo Wo!!! Undefined, imaginative, outside of the box, primitive maybe, but let's not go as far as crude!

I have been thinking about building an RC10 buggy bodied drag car for a couple of weeks now, and Gemini did a fantastic job right off the bat. :) It appears to be 4wd though, without steering links, or steering links are coming from a differential looking apparatus. The north-south motor and blower ...

Just a simple single item today. A very nice Tekin ESC from member frankentruck. Ed allowed me to "purchase" this from him, at a great price, by simply donating to rc10talk.com This is a great concept, and I have done the same in the past, and I hope that others think about doing the same ...