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This was at one point a Marui Samurai. It was given to me by my friend who never really got to drive it as it was in this exact condition when it was given to him when he was a kid. I got halfway through breaking it down for cleaning and seeing what it needed before I realized it needs just about ev...

This project frustrates me. I was making great progress, and then life got really busy as usual. I feel that it won't get completed for some time. It is sort of a Traxxas SRT-ish Kyosho RT5/6 mongrel... Jeff's Rustler to SRT conversion chassis, white Traxxas 2wd plastics, and the shocks and hubs fro...

Here is my perpetually stalled Kyosho Heavy Metal Blizzard. I have all the parts to make it complete, a nice original body.. but it could really use a new tub and the gears have some wear.. but I later bought a nib kit, so this has been on the back burner for years. The Heavy Metal is one of my holy...

Started the Team car. Still debating on whether to install the CVDs or just wait until MIP is available.

Thank you Ed Frankentruck! These arrived today in trade for a couple of motors that I got. Ed is definitely a stand up guy. I’m not trusting of many people because with 30 years in law enforcement and 25 of them with the NYPD life has taught me that trusting people is usually a losing gamble but Ed ...

Was there any word from MIP about a release date for their 4wd conversion kit? I asked mip. They wrote, “ We are in the process of completing development and manufacturing of the 2025 MIP 4-10 Legend Conversion Kit for RC10's. Become a MIP Insider if you are interested in buying one of the initial ...

Well, I think my Schumacher Daytona project is an obvious candidate for this competition..... as a few people have been telling me! :oops: I remember looking at images and details of the Daytona back when they were initially released, in 1992/1993. At the time, I had a Schumacher Nitro 10, and the t...

There are almost no pictures of this rare device on the net. If someone owns one today, I would be happy to see a recent photo of it. The scanned material is from 1991.

I'll jump in! I guess mine isn't too bad, but I started with a complete roller and ended up with most of a slider after three years. THIS is my unicorn. When my parents brought me to the hobby store back in 1990 and asked which kit I wanted, I pointed to the blue and white buggy that looked like a s...

I have some (all?) of their winds added to the reference guide but have yet to come across any additional information on them such as part numbers. Apparently they were based in London England, and made other hop-ups mainly for Schumacher it seems. https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=6652 A per...

I'm always a sucker for a good deal on nice Reedy servos.

The front axles were made by several companies, including A&L. I still sell those today.

The rear adapters look like Hot trick

Factory Works Ten4.1
Andy’s Paint
Tekin Electronics
MIP CVD’s
Hot Laps Tires

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 5:13 pm That's 10. That went quick. Post up your entries when you can over the next few days (preferably before Monday). Once they are all added I'll put the poll up. Remember each person gets 2 votes.

I'm out of town but should be able to get pics up by Monday.

This is interesting, I was just working on the 6gear for my build, and had the same revelation. The parts lot I bought had a second trans, with the dogbone cups being very worn. After a few measurements, I decided to cut down the outdrives to make idlers. The outdrive gears are the same thickness as...