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Broke stuff at the track And ran the truck without breaking anything

That car is from wayyyy back. I think it was one of Sixdub's, but I may be losing my mind AE stole my 6030 Graphite car images off of the 25 year thread for their website...made me kinda proud! Yup. Sorry for a cryptic post. Yesterday, I was looking for pics of how the Losi guys oriented their ESCs...

My original Novak 410-M5. I converted it to 3 wire I think by following an article in RCCA back in the day. I decided to clean it up and solder on new wires and a new switch. 20250510_091241.jpg 20250510_091701.jpg 20250510_141137.jpg 20250510_142020.jpg 20250510_150305.jpg Cleaned up an NER-2X also...

I won best RC at a local car show with my shelfer Hornet!

Picture of it during early prototyping/testing, before all the orange stuff got warped from being left in my trunk too long in summer. The curse of printing with PLA filament. Such nice surface finish but so vulnerable to warm temperatures. I sacrificed this incomplete Kyosho Optima Mid Custom Spec...

ZED32 wrote: ↑Sat May 10, 2025 9:38 pm I won best RC at a local car show with my shelfer Hornet!

I’ve been going through some custom R/C graphics I did in the past…

I’ve been going through some custom R/C graphics I did in the past…

Smokin' Silvercans. Good jam band name. RC themed surf music or something.

In 1986 Tamyia unleashed one of the most popular models the company would ever create, a 1/10 2wd electric Monster Truck known as, the Blackfoot. Such a huge hit the Blackfoot was credited with starting what would become the 1/10 Stadium Truck racing class, all based on the humble beginnings of the ...

The Blackfoot is easily my favorite R/C that I've never owned.

https://youtu.be/jxQxmxZgoAE?si=e2BchaSF1hEAkvJc

They got this in the right hands for review! https://youtu.be/jxQxmxZgoAE?si=e2BchaSF1hEAkvJc

Painted a T2 shell for my sons T2.4 race truck, also did a full 12mm hex conversion on it with SC10 rear hexes, B4.2 front steering blocks and SC10 front hexes.

Cool stuff

NES R.C. Pro-Am style!

In 1986, just days before Christmas, Tamiya put one of the best gifts of the year under the tree, their 1/10 2wd electric off-road Monster Beetle. A sequel to the recently released Blackfoot the 'Beetle was more than just a platform shared sibling as it contained a number of upgrades over its Blackf...