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Here is what I used, all rattlle cans. Check the buggy forum under Readers rides or do a search under box art and you will find some photos of my car. OK here are the spray cans I used on this one: Tamiya PS-19 Camel Yellow main body Tamiya PS-33 Cherry Red accent stripe Pactra RC252 Blue Streak acc...

The gold car in the back is very similar to one of the box versions, there were a few different ones. Screenshot_20220201-151735_Gallery.jpg It uses Tamiya camel yellow, full can. Then it's backed in silver. The decals are mostly MCI. The Futaba decals are the only exception. The blue car uses Tamiy...

Welcome! Nice buggy! Maybe time for a coat of paint?

Awesome! Welcome!

I get the feeling you were the friend in elementary school who strapped packages of bottle rockets to his toys cars on the Forth of July... ...Pshhhhhhhhhoooooooooooooooo BOOM! clanketyclanketyclankety.... :lol: Name just about picks itself... the BOOM BOX Pick one up for yourself today: Boom Box.jpg

NES R.C. Pro-Am style!

Ask him if he has a swimming pool.

tgfarrell wrote: ↑Thu May 22, 2025 9:01 am Maybe you need a turbine next that runs on diesel or aircraft fuel?

RogueIV wrote: ↑Thu May 22, 2025 5:27 pm I'm ready to see this thing in orbit, I got a telescope ready.

Don't give him any ideas

This would be a good spot to post the work on it:
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewforum.php?f=35

For the tires with the flat spots, if they aren't too bad, using some tire foams in the wheels might help recover them to a round shape. Just a thought.

If anything like most AE cars of the time, whatever they had on hand at the time. But MCI has these sets: Manual art: https://mciracing.ca/products/1-10th-associated-rc10-protech-2-manual-art-decals Box art: https://mciracing.ca/products/1-10th-associated-rc10-protech-2-competition-edition-box-art-d...

Thank you everybody!. those links are exactly what i need!!! So glad i came here..
Thanks again!.
Nick

What a great looking kit. One thing to do with older plastics is to soak them in water to rehydrate them. They will be much less prone to breakage if you do that.

Looking forward to seeing your progress.

Looks like a great survivor!

Hobby express! That's where I bought my gold pan and graphite rc10s. Ran the oval there as a kid.

Yes, that’s the name. The owners of wildwood hobbies opened up a new hobby shop in cranberry called hobby express.


The oval track was down stairs and the shop was upstairs diagonal from the 7/11.

I’m from saxonburg originally.