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I will venture to say that I'm like 99% positive that someone lifted the stealth trans out of that CE. All the other pieces fit for it to have had one originally.

A new radio for my Hilux build, and one of my bucket list vehicles.

Had a little time to play around with my new mini spot welder. Made up some cells to fit into a Tamiya hump pack. It is such a tight fit in the case that I hade to remove the skins from the cells, and only insulate where needed, so that is why it looks all trashy with the tape. It will look just fin...

Got my Hilux battery pack all glued back together, and made up new stickers for it. It wasn't until after I got the stickers on that I was reminded that the case is actually embossed with Ni-Cd and 1200mAh, which contradicts the stickers, but oh well. For a 40 year old battery, it looks pretty good.

It's been a minute but finally found time to sit down and finish painting the body. So, I'm gonna ask for some opinions. I don't know if I want to put on the decals (got a set or repros from MCI). Thoughts? Other than that, it's done. Stock motor with a Futaba MC210 ESC from back in the day and a ra...

NWarty wrote: ↑Tue Aug 08, 2023 9:06 am Just got mine over the weekend and while I love it, these body pins are going to make me absolutely ragey.

I've bent the head of mine up a bit to ease install/removal. Also if it's the buggy you don't really need the 2 side ones

Soldered up a 10W 30ohm resistor, and started cycling some 1400mah SCR's.

This is my vintage 1980s Yokomo Super Dog Fighter buggy unveiled in 2023. This build is 90% complete with period-correct batteries and electronics. I prefer the look of a lay-down receiver configuration. This allows just enough space for a low-profile servo to fit perfectly in the tight space. Defin...