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I only recently found out that the body I bought for my RC10 GT, back in the late 90's, is the Wild Dodge Ram body: https://i.imgur.com/chn2yZO.jpg https://i.imgur.com/EdGhVVP.jpg https://i.imgur.com/O6y3UQ4.jpg Also have a Dakota and Durango body from those years. https://i.imgur.com/Q7jCEtp.jpg ht...

Factory Works Ten4.1
Andy’s Paint
Tekin Electronics
MIP CVD’s
Hot Laps Tires

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My RC10T4 is following in the footsteps of the retro modifications RC10th has previously done to his trucks. Updates from the standard T4 RTR configuration include Factory Works custom fiberglass front & rear shock towers and battery strap, CVD rear axles, Lunsford Punisher turnbuckle / ball cup...

I don't know what they are saying but it looks like a great time.

My favorite Kyosho of all time. It is an absolute blast in the snow, and amazing when it "comes on plane" blowing through it.

Killer writeup!...Nitro Blizzard is at the top because if it's cool mechanical features..still hunting one to this day

Another great writeup! I love these Nitro/EV (single 540) Blizzards with the the skid steer braking.. Blizzard EV, DF-300 GP & EP are next on your list sir!

Found that RcMart is selling some of the items https://www.rcmart.com/pine-beach-raceway They have a link for sales to international buyers https://shop-pbrw-net.translate.goog/categories/4342352?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp They use a service to handle the japan ...

Finally...got it wrapped up the way I wanted

Here's the collection rundown.

In 1999 Kyosho released a new option for 1/12 tracked vehicle fans, called the Blizzard EV. Sharing the spotlight with its nitro powered stablemate, the new EV would return to its electric roots, albeit not in twin 380 motor form like the original Blizzard from 1982, which was also sold as the Grau...

Yep, the cutting brake steering was awesome, but needed a torque-y servo!

Dangeruss It isn't so much about the tracks, but rather the drive cogs and drive chains along with the tensioning band for the rear bogey wheel. Those don't like really high speeds and the impacts they transmit to the suspension. That said, they handle most brushless motors just fine. BattleTrak Ni...