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RC10resto wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 7:56 pm They are so serious, probably trying to find out where Kenji's underTshirt went

To be fair Brian, we were all running out of breath from sucking our guts in while waiting for the timer to go off .

what ever happened to Seabass?

He's around on FB. Working on a Clod at the moment.

Aplanetman wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2021 6:41 pm ...I mean from my desktop...

click attachments at the bottom and select "add files". That is how I attached this screenshot

the photo icon is for attaching pic hosted elsewhere

Not "vintage" but it'll be fun I think. Has the bonus parts (esc and bearings), so that's cool. Resized_20210127_114147.jpeg EDIT: Ha ha! I opened this thing up and started scratching my head. Then it hit me. Golly gee, where is the tub? For Pete's sake, no chassis? I realize alot of turm...

Get your ass to work on a vintage build!

Re-masked and backed the green and decals with white.

Then pulled the the masking off!
Next is PS31 Tamiya window tint...


Chuck

Reminds me of when we rebuilt the front suspension on my Fairlane and found one of front arms was shagged after everything was ripped out.... The car was stuck on my poor friends lift for a week while I found another arm. I don’t think he was too impressed with that one. A funny one was with my old ...

That would be the RC10 Team car for me

Next and final part to be addressed is the Mirage SS body..

Raced against this exact car in the 80's...was lucky enough to score it from local original owner for a resto

Tap pic for clarity

Build thread here: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=45323

Special build to my brother (coxbros1) and me. We raced against this actual car in the late 80s and always really liked it. and called the guy that owned it and the track back then in next town over. He still had it! We bought it immediately and did a complete resto. All original except body and ser...

NIB Green Machine!

Thanks for the welcome.

The body for the wood soapbox was made from Douglas fir. Bought 2x4’s and ripped them into 3/16” strips then routed the edges with a “canoe joint” so the would interlock.

Pro-line Ambush 4x4. 1:25 scale crawler. Fashioned & painted after my 1:1, 1st generation (1966) International Harvester Scout 800. Although I lost the scale bumper mounted KC Daylighters. Top and windshield were scratch built from styrene. Body is molded Lexan. Chassis is steel ladder rails &am...