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Another DHawk order: another front bulkhead for one of my JRXs and a set of wheels for the DS.

Also still waiting on my EXODesigns order. I've come to hate how vague the tracking info is from the shipping companies.

Got some motors coming in the mail.... Flying Point new in bag motors. Look to be a black silver can, from what I can see..... but that's all I know - have not yet been able to find any further information about type, turns, or what model they were sold for. All I can say for sure is they're a 540, so that's good.

Will do some testing when they arrive, I guess

Serial number 0014? They couldn't have sold too many then

RC10th wrote: ↑Sun Apr 20, 2025 6:50 pm Serial number 0014? They couldn't have sold too many then

Helpful as always, mate

Finally found vintage Tamiya Rough Rider front tires.

Ebay seller's pics: on the way here from Hong Kong.


Only needed those front tires, but will use the rear too. Have the vintage Rough Rider decals from MCI, that will all go on a 2009 reissue "Buggy Champ".
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=50067






I wasn't going to build this model if I couldn't find these Sand Blaster JR front tires.

I'm not a motor collector but the Dynatech 02h is a piece to a puzzle that I'll probably never actually put together. There's also a Tamiya Acto-Power TRF Tuned motor, which I didn't know existed until I bought the lot.

This thing. Disregard the OG price tag.

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 7:56 pm This thing. Disregard the OG price tag.
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EDIT: My question has been taken to PM, to not break board rules.

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 8:22 pm What's the market value on CS-60's these days? Have a used one to sell....

The clear case Cirrus servos can get pretty stupid priced, especially nip.

I once bought a partial slider, mostly on the chance that the servo still worked (it does).

Ok the Edinger I bidded on is finally here . Its full of reddish dust. How do yall suggest I clean this? I dont want to use semi-pressure water and airgun like I do on my Traxxas, don’t want rust to build up. Alcohol?

Lizardking wrote: ↑Tue May 13, 2025 5:27 pm Ok the Edinger I bidded on is finally here . Its full of reddish dust. How do yall suggest I clean this? I dont want to use semi-pressure water and airgun like I do on my Traxxas, don’t want rust to build up. Alcohol?

I'd take it apart and clean everything with dish soap and a toothbrush. Use a wire wheel on a Dremel to clean the hardware.

If needed, whiten the plastics with peroxide, then rehydrate them.

You may need to replace some parts. But luckily, most of the parts are common right now.

Lizardking wrote: ↑Tue May 13, 2025 5:27 pm Ok the Edinger I bidded on is finally here . Its full of reddish dust. How do yall suggest I clean this? I dont want to use semi-pressure water and airgun like I do on my Traxxas, don’t want rust to build up. Alcohol?

It'd take a fair bit of alcohol before I considered doing that much cleaning......

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It'd take a fair bit of alcohol before I considered doing that much cleaning......
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A whole six pack?

Lizardking wrote: ↑Tue May 13, 2025 6:06 pm

It'd take a fair bit of alcohol before I considered doing that much cleaning......
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A whole six pack?
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I said a FAIR BIT...... that's merely a @THEYTOOKMYTHUMB breakfast...



I hate cleaning cars. Right up there with maintenance, and just ahead of race preparation.