Re: AYK Bobcat or Buffalo
Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2011 10:30 am
Wow, nice clean-up, ireg. My buddy (who has a Buffalo) would love seeing this resto. 

Mr. lexan's VW bug is a safe alternativemurphy3428 wrote:... for the body if this is going to be a runner you may want to try a kyosho tomahawk body as a substitute body you will need to do some trimming around the rear shocks but it does look like it would work.Hope this helps you out good luck
Ditto! Looks like it cleaned up really nice! I love the wheels too! Who doesn't like yellow!AYKBOBCAT wrote:Nice job Ireg...
What wheels are those?
Me. Except for brown, yellow has to be my least favorite color.SFC K wrote:Who doesn't like yellow!
I havent tried removing the wheel hub as i dont want to be disappointed if i cant remove againHcp22 wrote:Did you manage to get those wheel hubs apart?ireg wrote:as mentioned, i started dis-assembling the kit for cleaning and make it run![]()
so far i encountered only one problem that is 'removing the wheel hub'
i wish i have more time to spare to finish this project, so we can race together with your RC10slow_jun wrote:ireg,
nice rig.... wow. not so very common that you see around here...... (that is for me)....
cheers!!!
Thanks i hope he do it toCoelacanth wrote:Wow, nice clean-up, ireg. My buddy (who has a Buffalo) would love seeing this resto.
Wow! another rare parts and body shell, but knowing there is an alternative it gives me more hope to look forward toomurphy3428 wrote:The kyosho scorpion/tomahawk wheels should fit the ayk bobcat for the body if this is going to be a runner you may want to try a kyosho tomahawk body as a substitute body you will need to do some trimming around the rear shocks but it does look like it would work.Hope this helps you out good luck
i will try to search for it. thanks as alwaysMr. ED wrote:Mr. lexan's VW bug is a safe alternativemurphy3428 wrote:... for the body if this is going to be a runner you may want to try a kyosho tomahawk body as a substitute body you will need to do some trimming around the rear shocks but it does look like it would work.Hope this helps you out good luck
AYKBOBCAT wrote:Nice job Ireg...
What wheels are those?
SFC K wrote:Ditto! Looks like it cleaned up really nice! I love the wheels too! Who doesn't like yellow!AYKBOBCAT wrote:Nice job Ireg...
What wheels are those?
Ed is right its Tamiya wheels for my holiday buggyMr. ED wrote:Tamiya wheels for a fighter something
Coelacanth wrote:Me. Except for brown, yellow has to be my least favorite color.SFC K wrote:Who doesn't like yellow!
ireg wrote:i will try to search for it. thanks as alwaysMr. ED wrote:Mr. lexan's VW bug is a safe alternative
If you plan to use the yellow wheels: which is perfectly possible with quite easy to find parts, you will need to throw out that rear axle and hub anyway. So don't worry about damaging those and just give it a nice tap on the threaded end to loosen the conical fit between the hub and axleireg wrote:I havent tried removing the wheel hub as i dont want to be disappointed if i cant remove againHcp22 wrote:Did you manage to get those wheel hubs apart?ireg wrote:as mentioned, i started dis-assembling the kit for cleaning and make it run![]()
so far i encountered only one problem that is 'removing the wheel hub'
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My intention as of the moment is to rebuild the car the way it is and workout from there.
Hi Mr. ED thanks for knockingMr. ED wrote:How's the project standing today?
here is the the bodyshell wheels with tires and decals, i just realy hate the painting touchesRedScampi wrote:Also note that TBG now makes a Bobcat, and (I think) a Buffalo body.