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looking at the input arm for the servo saver, it does not look to be returning to the same spot after being turned left and right, so my checks would be at the servo (worn case/gear, etc) and at the ball joints connecting the servo arm to the servo saver. The tolerances were never all that tight, bu...

Another little guy

First batch should be done tomorrow. I added a couple bonus holes so the first batch will be discounted. Lol. I added steering servo holes using the jammin servo brace but had it flipped so they are drilled to the back of the servo not the front 🤦‍♂️ You could probably use servo posts laid on their ...

Yes I'll update the site when they arrive. Fingers crossed by the weekend- they were supposed to be done today so I could list them tomorrow

Built a kit

Monogram (Bandai) Mad Wolf
Very interesting kit. If I didn't hate resizing all my pics I'd start a thread.

Our new pup. He's a rescue, or rather mom is- the pups were born after mom was found. Mom is an all white boxer and we have no idea what breed pops was. I wanted to do a DNA test but it sounds like they are often inaccurate.

If you haven't seen Toybarons excellent reference page make sure you check it out.
http://www.toybaron.com/MIPreference.htm

Gotta remember too that back when sassy chassis were made we didn't have wall rides and triples to clear. Tracks were much more mellow. The sassy was pretty thick too, around 1/8" iirc

I measured 0.063" on an AE tub and 0.087" on the Sassy Chassis. Wow that is significantly thinner than I expected on the sassy :shock: Getting close to complete on these M-chassis rebuilds.... four M03s and an M04 Hey Alex you think you could quit clogging up the chassis thread :mrgreen: ...

I wonder what he's dreaming...

Driving from Idaho to New Mexico for a race this weekend. Took lots of pics but most aren't forum 3mb friendly lol. Also won a prize going through Colorado.

Yeah he was super cool, I'm not complaining

Headed back home, went through Roswell and also hit Route 66 for a few miles just to say I did it.

Tamiya TA01 or one of the trucks. Let's see the chassis better, that will narrow it down. If the arms are swept forward with a long chassis it would be a TA01 sedan. If it has a short chassis with arms swept back it was the truck. The TA02 sedans used long front suspension so that is ruled out This ...