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Awesome post on the Cricut basics. It's a game changer for doing graphics on cars. One thing I've done was take a photo of a decal sheet, seperate them in a photo edit program, and print on Crucut printable vinyl as a "Print then cut"... It isn't as shiny as regular, but it works for small...

My main question is: Why? Doing 40mph in a goldpan sounds scary. Not as scary as you'd think........ Screenshot_20231113_144500_Power GNSS.jpg Original 6-gear street basher, using "bargain basement" electronics..... Turnigy Trackstar 10.5T with adjustable timing, Hobby King X-car 45A ESC.

I've had the building/tinkering bug lately. I'm pretty much done with the cars I have, and honestly, I don't have the money to build what I'd really like...Anyways, I still get tires and odd hardware from Amazon periodically. I never paid much attention to the RC cars they have, until now...I took t...

Here is my "ugly runner"....It started as an Associated T3 stadium truck. The chassis, rear shock tower, bumper and braces are all G-10 fiberglass, hand-cut on a scroll saw...Dimensions have been stretched to short course specs. The bulkhead is actually a servo mount from Exotek, and steer...