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Nice, the black against the white tub is a nice contrast.

Stormtrooper look is so cool !!! id love to build up one of these.... i need to do some research though on the different years of rc10's.... i like the newer version like i had.

Well Done. I hate to see a good car languishing in obscurity lol. I finished my second RC10 rebuild a few weeks ago, a CE. I rebuilt mr Edinger No-Stamp prior to that. Both are running, though I’m going to swap the 6 gear tranny for a Stealth this weekend. Good Luck

Man that things lookin good

Wow she looks great on the track congrats.

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

- limestang

I think from B4.1 to B6 gear diff main dimensions stays the same.

Looks good!

I still think it’s great! Combined with Niki’s rear arm mounts, traxxas arms, and b4.2 hexes it’s a superb handling package. I have only run the car on turf but see no reason why it wouldn’t work on carpet also.

Looks great!

I have a B4.1 and wonder if they are totally uncompetitive at this point...no plans to race but more of a curiosity thing...are that and my SC10.2 just collectors items at this point thnaks

Thank you Headling for posting such a fine example.
No disrespect to mid motor fans but a rear motor 2WD car will always be the quintessential off-road RC buggy for me.
The B4 represents the end of an era and is probably starting to become a desirable and collectible vintage buggy.

this is such a class-defining car... just like the RC10 bitd, this ruled for a whole decade until the centro, which was using the same suspension. Masteful design by Easton.

I love my old B4.1 too! Yours has a very nice paint job and equipped nicely! I don't have the top of the line edition, just the rtr version. I kept it in the box with the plan to upgrade the car to one like yours. Great handling car when setup right. It ran circles around my friends old RC10.

As nose tubes are non existent I made my own! Some Ali bar off eBay and got the lathe going! If you want to save some time in future builds, K&S 83060 tubing works great for nose and wing tubes. I use a set of soft vise pads similar to these to hold them. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Yost-Univer...