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Someone say springs?

I bought 15 pairs of springs so surely I can find 4 that work

I am waiting on a few pieces to arrive before I can build the transmission. Here are most of the RPM parts I plan to use. I want the white (translucent) plastics to look icy fresh so I am using all NIP parts. The coloring of the RPM translucent parts can change over time, probably depending on the ...

Installed a Panda Parts rear stabilizer on my shelf hornet. Dubiously useful, but... bling, I guess.

I don’t know man I’m thinking that mini bumper has had that header card since day one…. Not seeing any other staple holes in it. The true tell will be if there’s more holes in the bag.

I'm tickled by the fact that this product exists, but the voice over really cracked me up. I don't know why I keep watching it...





Booooooom!

Haha, thanks

They are still sitting comfortably in my curio cabinet with some other unicorns in my collection...

This one makes me really happy especially since I've been out of stock for quite a while

@GoMachV
Does this mean they'll be back on the site soon?

Yes, hopefully by mid week. We had JC Racing repair and update our mold before running these for us. They are in transit now

29mhz Rx? That seems unusual. Is the ESC a Yokomo unit?

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:00 am 29mhz Rx? That seems unusual.

29MHz was used in Australia, and probably other parts of the world... we didn't have access to the 72/75MHz bands.

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 3:40 am I'm just walking around the house, making sure the latest buggy goes with me so I can gaze upon it. Nothing to see here. I'm not a weirdo.

Sounds interesting

I'm just walking around the house, making sure the latest buggy goes with me so I can gaze upon it. Nothing to see here. I'm not a weirdo. Sounds interesting :lol: Well at least I was fully clothed, not Farmered out in my skivvies on the couch making kissy face with it. Well, not again, anyway....

Good fund-raising opportunity, RC10 Talk calendar?

Introduced in 1991 the Storm utilized a belt driven transmission and rides the same aluminum chassis as the Cougar 2 buggy:


One of my more favorite ads, this one.