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The Tamiya Bus reminded me of the movie Rolling Vengeance: Rolling Vengeance.jpg I like the look of the snoop nose monster truck bodies... be funny to paint one to match your box art GT. Oh... no... wait... snoop nose?! ...MONSTER BARON!!! :mrgreen: Monstor Baron.JPG ...all goofing around aside, the...

I've yet to see Rolling Vengance Shhhhh !! ...don't say that out loud... someone might hear you! :P Rolling Vengeance is an excellent B-flick... like The Wraith, but with a monster truck! Full movie is on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEU8hVXuqxs LEU8hVXuqxs A monster van would be cool... always...

If you want a clear matte exterior finish that won't chip... https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Qqd1YwOLL._AC_SY879_.jpg Plasti Dip, Rust Oleum, Et al. make an unending rainbow of rubberized "peelable" paints. It's thicker/heavier than enamel or acrylic but you can spray it inside the b...

The Panda Danny Thompson electric stadium truck, released in 1989, was manufactured by Vericom and imported from Tiawan by Global Hobby Distributors. This stadium truck model was based on the Panda buggy introduced in 1987 and featured the same ABS plastic construction with tub style chassis support...

I thought there was going to be some excitement when the cat arrived on the scene. :D He lost interest pretty quickly, though :( Right?! I was expecting him to reach in and * WHAP! * :lol: Stumbled onto this video... shockingly good resolution for a 1989 VHS tape on YouTube. Pretty sure everyone is...

I'll take everything in your 8000 line and all the 2.2 truck foams you've got... you offer free shipping too... right?



Diamond Spikes were such a cool tread pattern. Love the old wheel and tire ads. Great post.

mAdMan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 10:30 am That advertisement confirms my knowledge of Panda Kits existing. Thank you!

Been there, like the left side of your brain telling the right side... "pics or it didn't happen"

Always welcome!

New and improve thread... now with two posts full of pix and info, all for the same low price ! The history of Sees Precision Machine Works goes back to 1986 when brothers Andrew and Anthony Sees opened Little Engines Inc. in their parents’ home garage. A buddy of Andy’s brought his Frog over to the...

Love THE SMOOTHEE tire on the transmitter... funny stuff. Dunno if you've found what you're looking for yet but Sanwa/Airtronics offers replacement wheel foam under two part numbers: 107A90131A: Fits models prior to M11X (Machine-1, Machine-A, M11, BLAZER, MX-3,MX-3S, MX-A, etc. （17mm wheel width) 1...

So, mADMan had been looking for some replacement foam wheel grips for his Sanwa MT-4. I did a bit of poking around and thought I'd post what I found here for anyone that needs to replace the foam grip on their transmitter (Futaba, maybe?) but cannot get replacement foam (Futaba, maybe? :lol: ). I em...

This guys animatronics and R/C builds are the kinds of stuff an animator would think of, but then real. Next level indeed. My favorites are his trike videos:

The o-rings are 12.0mm O.D. 10.4mm I.D. & .8mm thick so... a 12mm x 1mm o-ring will work... $3 a pack shipped beats messing with teflon tape.

JosephS wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 9:28 pm Who knew you could injection mold ivory soap.

Anyone who wants to clean up in the parts game??

Curious... are you building a soap box racer??

Ok, no more jokes, I swear... I'm clean out of them.

On the plus side... the RPM logo came out tres' magnifique!

MRP Krazy 8:

Shane301 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 10:45 pm

Dangeruss wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2024 12:15 am I pity the fool who don't run my tires!

Where in the world do you get a Mr T emoji

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