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NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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In 2017 Shapeways published a project designed and built by Nigel Ratcliffe - 1/32 scale RC10.

Here is a link to the article:

https://www.shapeways.com/blog/archives/30726-nrc32-project-micro-scale-replica-team-associated-rc10.html


I was able to correspond with Nigel last year, and have been gathering the parts needed to build one. The photos below are some of his masterpieces.
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Here are many of the key parts I’ve gathered so far:
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Nile pre warned me of difficulty finding the parts as well as challenge with assembling the tiny components - he was correct (see m1.4 screw size). There’s been a few instances I’ve had to double up on my reading glasses to assemble :lol:
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Some of the off the shelf parts come off of the Losi Micro-t. Here is the trans with an aftermarket alloy housing.
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Here is the state of assembly as of last night
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Started test fitting body.
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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That’s super cool. Interested to see how it turns out

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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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That is stupid sexy!

Some of the pictures above look like a "real" Graphite Team Car ... this is sick :shock:
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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This build is looking fantastic Limestang, really nice with the silver alloy gearbox and mini z optima rear tires. Also great to see your build pics ! Keep us posted please :-)

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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Nige55 wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2020 10:36 am This build is looking fantastic Limestang, really nice with the silver alloy gearbox and mini z optima rear tires. Also great to see your build pics ! Keep us posted please :-)
Are you the Nigel who created this? if yes, you have all my respect 8)
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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So cool man..................
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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Lonestar wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2020 11:36 am
Nige55 wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2020 10:36 am This build is looking fantastic Limestang, really nice with the silver alloy gearbox and mini z optima rear tires. Also great to see your build pics ! Keep us posted please :-)
Are you the Nigel who created this? if yes, you have all my respect 8)
Ha ha, thanks Lonestar, yes it was my project. Great fun and great to see one being built ! Got a follow up project happening now, but I'll create a separate post for that when it's ready.

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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Body fitted and front suspension assembled.

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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Rear suspension with tires and dog bones. Need 2 1.4mm nuts to finish this part.

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Re: NRC 1/32 RC10 project build

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Loving the progress ! Motor mount looks nice on there and loving the mini z optima tires. Great progress ! Enjoying seeing the build :-)

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