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Welcome vonMarshall!! I haven't been here a year yet, but I came yearning for a 40th kit in box art on a shelf to look at. I learned about the 89 & 91 Masami cars, 4-10 kit evolution, and what a WOIN build is all about on this forum. Just those few items seemed to really crank up my RC10 fever a...

The body mounts remind me of the 10T fronts. Maybe dye them black along with the front shock collar and spring retainers? https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-associated-rc10t-front-bulkhead-bumper-body-mounts-set-asc7809/p1572861 the 10T mounts are way too skinny. Looks like BK may have used regular ...

In 1986 Tamiya pointed a shrink ray at the radio-controlled car world when they debuted their 1/24 2wd electric on-road Tamtech Porsche 962C. Reaching back to their roots of designing model car kits that were suitable for radio control Tamiya's Tamtech line would combine cars from their 1/24 static ...

You can get stupid with bearings... from full ceramic (case and balls) at about $40 to silicone nitride full compliment ABEC 5 jobs for about $90 a piece just for 3/16x3/8's. Unfortunately, like lowgear said, the name on the box doesn't equate to quality, and even then it's a matter of what a person...

Looks like Mardave sold their molds and stock to StackRC and there will be rere Cobras as well as an updated design for modern (UK) tracks! I own a Cobra new in box but ill surely pick up one of these too. https://stackrc.co.uk/ Screenshot 2025-05-24 at 11-41-49 STACK RC.png Screenshot 2025-05-24 at...

tommy911t wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 2:38 pm Great looking kit!! Dang, they're having fun over there!

This kit actually looks worthwhile. Most of the other ones don't

As an evolution of the Road Warrior Formula One car Tamiya Introduced the F101 in 1990, itself evolving into the F102 in 1992 and the F103 in 1993, all of which featured steel hardware, fiberglass chassis' and ABS plastics. In 1994 Tamiya spread the word that they were the go-to source for performan...