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She's all done. Mines getting dirty no time for a shelf queen haha!

Lets see the body off! What electrics did you use?

Tim W. wrote:no time for a shelf queen haha!

Ain't nobody got time for that!

Nice paint and look.

did you leave the spray mask on the wing or are they just cloudy like that?

Tim W. wrote:

She's all done. Mines getting dirty no time for a shelf queen haha!

Very nice.

I am having a problem with my stealth drive and slipper assembly. The slipper, once tightened, is rubbing the motor plate too much and will not function. Did you run into this problem? If so, what did you do about it?

Thanks!

Ah crap...my local hobby shop has one in stock. I guess I'll be saying goodbye to some more money.

scr8p wrote:did you leave the spray mask on the wing or are they just cloudy like that?

Scuffed it with a scotch brite pad! Been doing it for years!

Body off

Love this build.


I'd like to do one just like it.....

Looking really good!!
Lynn

Raced it for the first time at our local outdoor club race this past Sunday. Can't believe how hooked up the car was on our track! Was leading the main till I stripped a spur gear. I was one of 3 worlds cars out racing with the modern cars it was a blast.

All dirty prof it got raced!

Tim W. wrote:Raced it for the first time at our local outdoor club race this past Sunday. Can't believe how hooked up the car was on our track! Was leading the main till I stripped a spur gear. I was one of 3 worlds cars out racing with the modern cars it was a blast.

What caused the spur to strip?

Looks good, nice work!

I think its awesome how good they handle. Just got done with mine and the first time I ran it I was amazed at how it handled. I was thinking when I bought it that I would run it every once in a while but I am definitely going to race it. Yours looks awesome, love the paint job...good job

Tim