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MarkyDents wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 8:48 am Very nice collection, now if you’d be a pal and upload them all to the scans section

Ha... I wonder... how long would it take to upload 35 years worth of catalogs???

Vision of Mr. Owl and his Tootsie Pop come to mind

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There's the "Things that irriate you" thread. The "Vintage... I'm getting tired of it!" thread. So, welcome to what should be the quite comical.... Today, a stupid person... Started a new project. On a Sunday. With no clue what they're doing. Three hours into a one-hour job it'll...

Since it's the future and photos can now be translated...

For those that want to know... translated versions of the RC10GX box and manual cover... and for funzies... the magazine too...

TokyoProf wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2023 10:36 pm Thank you for the translations!

No problem! It's a cool car and was fun to see the translations... technology is awesome!

Today a stupid person pulls up in a cruddy old van and blocks my driveway while a neighborhood friend and I are standing there next to his Morgan 3 wheeler. "How much you want for it?" ...the man in the van asks indignantly and completely unsolicited. "Fifty-five"...says my frien...

TokyoProf wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 8:56 pm some decent runners to place in front of the box would be nice.

That'd be the ticket, build a bitsa runner and keep the original in the box behind it.

The whole, "Only original once", theory.

Doesn't matter if there's thousands of them...



That's a pretty truck.

And the video is still live too... which is awesome because it's surprisingly enjoyable to watch.

Fascinating topic... I concur with morriseyO: 1/12 only became popular because it was run on local indoor tracks, and square footage costs money. And like juicedcoupe said: If you want to get modern kids into it, there better be something other than nostalgia to it. Because unless they grew up aroun...

Interesting... and very cool info. Could explain why the links for bodies on the Parma/PSE website have been nonfunctional... Thank you! Ummm doesn’t $59.99 seem a tiny bit pricey :shock: That's the rough part... in say, 1990 a 6in wide stadium or buggy body cost $20?... adjusted for inflation the s...

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 5:28 pm No sign of the Parma truck body that became the Schumacher Shotgun (and Nitro 10 mk.1) body yet....

Did you know if you google image search Schumacher Nitro 10 you account for a majority of the results? 15% of the first 100 images are of your Schuey's.

Such a celebrity

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Never shopped there... which you're probably wanting people who have... but, Winternity Torino google street view address puts them back where the orange van is... address placard above right of door is same listed on their site, shades are down but building opening matches the size of showroom imag...

The protoform body is just a much better build quality. The rear wheel well as well as the lower trim lines are not present on the TBG body. I also got it in my head that I want a yellow sports car and a yellow DS will be the closest to that as a reality for me. Did the DS body have rear wheel or l...