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Can anyone verify the diameter wheels used not the Dead Pool RC10? Im assuming 1.6".

Thanks, Mark

- Limestang

It’s a worthwhile and fun project to tackle. I look forward to seeing future pictures.

Best of luck,
-Limestang

Grea photos as well. Looks like full scale - Super Cool!

- Limestang

Funny enough it kinda fits in with my “never meet your heroes” attitude :lol: Back in the day a good portion of the famous racers were drunk, high, crazy or all three :lol: Some of the stories I have heard...wow. Most of them were young kids back then. I agree. I think when you are really good in o...

Alright no cape, but how about a cool racing helmet?

I got this today, but it shrunk in the mail.

I got this today, but it shrunk in the mail. What is this?! It’s the graphite parts for a 1/32 scale RC10. I posted a few months back a miniature RC10 created by Nigel - search NRC-32. Nigel did an amazing job designing and building this fully function 32 scale RC10 replica. It’s an awesome project...

Can't post on rctech because I'm temporarily banned for having said that people are becoming clueless and lack critical sense as useless knowledge is becoming way too available (I mean, seriously, does one REALLY need an app to calculate a drive ratio?!? :shock: ) and that this leads to doubtful ch...

Love it - very nice work. Great to see Use of tools like lathe to finish a project.

- limestang

Looks great!

It looks killer with the body - great work!
- Limestang

I’m sure many can relate to cabin fever due to the Covid19. I gathered a bunch of parts and built this RCovid10. Some of the parts include: Sassy chassis, Rogue wheels, Losi Bellcrank, RPM nose, RPM gear cover, alloy shock spring collars, and dhawk alloy parts.

- Limestang

In 2017 Shapeways published a project designed and built by Nigel Ratcliffe - 1/32 scale RC10. Here is a link to the article: https://www.shapeways.com/blog/archives/30726-nrc32-project-micro-scale-replica-team-associated-rc10.html I was able to correspond with Nigel last year, and have been gatheri...

Here are many of the key parts I’ve gathered so far:

Nile pre warned me of difficulty finding the parts as well as challenge with assembling the tiny components - he was correct (see m1.4 screw size). There’s been a few instances I’ve had to double up on my reading glasses to assemble