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Does this mean they'll be back on the site soon?

Have children. I used to have a large 1/5 scale collection (FG, HARM, Lauterbacher, MCD, HPI), but kids cleared that up quickly.

Thoughts on how this servo will deal with the heat from the pipe?

Take the red pill, and post some more images, to find out how deep the rabbit hole really goes.

GreenBar0n wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 7:30 pm Testing for cancelled, in 2024:

...Testing completed. Pretty cool site here, no one locked the thread or reported us.

Some assembly required...
The US distributor for Prusa is down the street from my work. I wrote a grant and landed a Mk4 that needs assembling. I'm about 3 hours into the process and enjoying it so far. I have a Bambulab X1 on the way for comparison.

I had recently bought a cheap goolrc 3500kv. put it in this car, thinking I was going to run it til the 6gear blows up. unfortunatly seems like the esc needs to be adjsuted or something. delayed responses, motor had no power, no torque. dissappointing. i thought these combo's were plug and play. ma...

A shame there isn't a chrome Blackfoot body.

Just flip your wing over. Problem solved.

Nice! So this uses Mini-Z buggy tires (on the front as well)?

I was stuck behind a DART bus yesterday and it occurred to me that the vinyl shop might have had a little fun with this wrap.

@EmptyHand

https://holmeshobbies.com/motors/brushed-motors.html

Crawler motors, yes, but some of the best brushed motors on the market.

I received and had my students assemble the second printer for the classroom. Trying to get it on network now.

This formed from a swarm of bees within 3 minutes. After 10 minutes it is about 2 feet long. The local apiculture extension is coming in the hour to rehome them.

There are three of the hungry little buggers...