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Team Losi advertising their multitude of Championship Wins while plugging the two latest race vehicles in their stable, the XX Buggy and XXT Stadium Truck: XX - Introduceced in 1993 to replace the JRx line of 1/10 2wd electric off-road buggies. .75 inch longer 3-piece molded composite plastic "...

In 1997 Team Losi once again launched themselves onto the world racing stage when they unveiled their 1/10 electric 4wd buggy, the XX-4. Four-wheel drive electric buggy racing had its first IFMAR (and ROAR) championships in 1991 and while it was quickly overshadowed by the popularity of stadium (nee...

In 1997, vying to bolster their international appeal, Team Losi released their first 1/10 electric 4wd touring sedan, which they named, the Street Weapon. Released concurrently the with XX-4 four-wheel drive off-road buggy upon which it is based the Street Weapon would win Losi an IFMAR World Champi...

Wow, you were able to post all 20, very awesome.

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in 1996 Team Losi updated their 1/10 2wd electric off-road buggy with a new model called, the XX CR. The "CR" was created using a myriad of hop ups the factory team had implemented on their race cars. The 3-piece molded composite plastic "G-Tunnel" chassis with raised side pods, ...

Got curious about what was going on with Shapeways... As I expected in early July when they declared bankrupcy, the same people that ran Shapeways reopened the company under a different name (Manuevo) in the Netherlands where Shapeways started. Also, the Shapeways.com domain was renewed on 8-15-2024...

Team Losi advertising their newest CR models for the XX and XXT: XX CR - Released in 1996 as an updated version of the XX 1/10 electric off-road buggy. 3-piece molded composite plastic "G-Tunnel" chassis with raised side pods, hinged front bulkhead, chassis reinforcing upper brace, plastic...

Team Losi advertising their competitive wins for the year, as well as the new XX CR, XXT CR and upcoming XX4: XX CR - Released in 1996 as an updated version of the XX 1/10 electric off-road buggy. 3-piece molded composite plastic "G-Tunnel" chassis with raised side pods, hinged front bulkh...

Team Losi dedicating more advertising space to their National, International, and World Championship wins than to advertising actual tires:

Buggy:
A-7202 Wide Body front
A-7375 Sprint rear

Truck:
A-7505 Directional Rib front
A-7638 IFMAR Pin rear

Team Losi advertising their entire lineup of electric off-road vehicles in early 1997: XX: Introduced in 1993 to replace the JRx line of 1/10 2wd electric off-road buggies. .75 inch longer 3-piece molded composite plastic "G-Tunnel" chassis with raised side pods, hinged front bulkhead &...

RogueIV wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2024 8:40 am They really threw me off there, painting the discs yellow. Took me a few to realize what the the two screws were for.

Right?! Makes it look like Losi went all Yokomo with a front wheel adapter.

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 11:47 am I would say 100% dyeable. Final answer.

EDIT: 100% sure of a 99% chance of "dyeability"

Like TRX-1-3 said, 100% dyeable.

In 1998 Team Losi released an updated version of their Street Weapon 1/10th 4wd touring car called the Street Weapon IWC. The IWC (which stands for IFMAR World Cup) derived its name and components from the car David Spashett used to secure Team Losi their world championship in the inaugural IFMAR In...

Team Losi RC Racer was a video game released on October 27th, 1998 for the Sony Playstation and Windows 95 compatible PC's. Developed by Fox Interactive in collaboration with Team Losi the game offered 16 different radio-controlled vehicles and 15 courses which could be raced in either single-player...

GreenBar0n wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2024 5:38 pm Hadn't remembered this one, was fun for a brief moment.

Blockbuster rent-to-own, modchips, ROM's, and 4:3 rear projection, were all part of the good old days.

Oh wow, breakin' out the PS1... sweet.