** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
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** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Open Contest This Month! Any Manufacturer!
OK, this will be the thread for the October 2018 Build of the Month Contest.
Refresh yourself with the rules before entering - http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=35923
Please remember, no chit chat until all of the entries are locked in so they can stay grouped together.
GOOD LUCK!!!
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** Place Holders **
If you would like to enter the contest, create a post as a "place holder". DO NOT POST ANY PICS. You have until the 5th of the month to lock in a spot (10 entries max). You will then have 2 days to edit your post and attach the pics of your entry. The poll will be started on the night of the 7th. If you have not submitted your pics by then you will be removed from the contest.
OK, this will be the thread for the October 2018 Build of the Month Contest.
Refresh yourself with the rules before entering - http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=35923
Please remember, no chit chat until all of the entries are locked in so they can stay grouped together.
GOOD LUCK!!!
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** Place Holders **
If you would like to enter the contest, create a post as a "place holder". DO NOT POST ANY PICS. You have until the 5th of the month to lock in a spot (10 entries max). You will then have 2 days to edit your post and attach the pics of your entry. The poll will be started on the night of the 7th. If you have not submitted your pics by then you will be removed from the contest.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Tamiya Fast Attack Vehicle reworked as a desert racer. Brushless motor, repositioned esc, working lights, re-routed wiring and uprated suspension..... RC10 rear shocks.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Here is my entry. It's my newly finished "close enough for me" 10GT box art. The spur gear and lower rear shock mount are black, rear tires not quite right, wrong crystal, wrong servos, wrong head on the motor, wrong muffler, and the body isn't perfect, but for my budget and lack of painting skills I LOVE it. I really like how it turned out and hope you do to.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
One from a few years ago..... my (almost) kit standard Schumacher TopCat with Phil Davies paint scheme.
Build thread here; https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=27224&hilit=TopCat#p277530
Build thread here; https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=27224&hilit=TopCat#p277530
My T.C Showroom; http://www.tamiyaclub.com/member.asp?id=28990
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Delta P12 Spyder with HyperDrive belt drive system.
Tekin ESC-190 Pro and ultra mini receiver, Trinity Monster Horsepower 1985,
Futaba FP-S132H servo.
Protoform Strakka - LeMans Prototype style body.
Completely disassembled and overhauled with shock rebuild, new bearings, polishing all aluminum and rewiring of esc and servo.
Chuck
Tekin ESC-190 Pro and ultra mini receiver, Trinity Monster Horsepower 1985,
Futaba FP-S132H servo.
Protoform Strakka - LeMans Prototype style body.
Completely disassembled and overhauled with shock rebuild, new bearings, polishing all aluminum and rewiring of esc and servo.
Chuck
Hydrodip how to https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=42727
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Well if you're not tired of seeing poor quality pictures of reconfigured TRX-1's with "up-cycled" bodies and parts: Here you go!!!
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
I’ll throw one in
This is a vintage car that never was. Daryl has produced a couple but they never went into production. This was to be a platform to sell as a usable display chassis. Very much mimicking the design of the Bolink Legends but allowing sedan tires and wheels to be used. There were a lot of his customers that wanted the Volvo bodies to replicate their own cars but were not really into rc.
This is a vintage car that never was. Daryl has produced a couple but they never went into production. This was to be a platform to sell as a usable display chassis. Very much mimicking the design of the Bolink Legends but allowing sedan tires and wheels to be used. There were a lot of his customers that wanted the Volvo bodies to replicate their own cars but were not really into rc.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Let me play, too - not the first time I pull out this one, it's an oldie but goodie:
Yokomo YRFII-SP - offered to me by my RC "mentor", the guy who drove me to my first race bitd - he's a much older gentleman now (me too).
These were the days when the DTM class was still searching itself, rumor has it that Masami spanked a field of bespoke 4wd touring cars with this design bitd, so it was banned from the class
Anyway - the car was a bit of a wreck and it went through a full restoration, including the delaminated chassis and all the stuff. I has all period-correct running gear in it, it could actually run probably would it not be for that insanely-narrow-windowed-front-diff which is either in slip or in locked mode, nothing in between. Which is a good pretext for me NOT to run this rare piece of RC goodness, really
good luck to everyone,
Paul
( build thread here: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=18538)
Yokomo YRFII-SP - offered to me by my RC "mentor", the guy who drove me to my first race bitd - he's a much older gentleman now (me too).
These were the days when the DTM class was still searching itself, rumor has it that Masami spanked a field of bespoke 4wd touring cars with this design bitd, so it was banned from the class
Anyway - the car was a bit of a wreck and it went through a full restoration, including the delaminated chassis and all the stuff. I has all period-correct running gear in it, it could actually run probably would it not be for that insanely-narrow-windowed-front-diff which is either in slip or in locked mode, nothing in between. Which is a good pretext for me NOT to run this rare piece of RC goodness, really
good luck to everyone,
Paul
( build thread here: https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=18538)
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
Did I miss a rules change that previous winners this year can now re-enter with a new or different car???? Sorry if I missed it but would like a clarification.
Not trying to rain on anyone's parade.
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This is all very interesting!
This is all very interesting!
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
The rule is still in place.
I went back and looked at everything and think it's all good.
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
You'll be glad to know, running a locked front diff is pretty common for touring cars now! I look forward to seeing the video of yours racing!Lonestar wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 12:17 pm I has all period-correct running gear in it, it could actually run probably would it not be for that insanely-narrow-windowed-front-diff which is either in slip or in locked mode, nothing in between. Which is a good pretext for me NOT to run this rare piece of RC goodness, really
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Re: ** Build of the Month Contest - October 2018 ** - Winner - scr8p
given that EP DTM (4wd) is my main racing class, yes, I am aware of this FWD has made a come back, too, I doubt they run spools though... I can't imagine how badly that would pushTimmahhh wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:28 pmYou'll be glad to know, running a locked front diff is pretty common for touring cars now! I look forward to seeing the video of yours racing!Lonestar wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 12:17 pm I has all period-correct running gear in it, it could actually run probably would it not be for that insanely-narrow-windowed-front-diff which is either in slip or in locked mode, nothing in between. Which is a good pretext for me NOT to run this rare piece of RC goodness, really
I don't think mine will ever be raced, to be honest
wow some serious entries this month again
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I'm just kidding of course. I've always wanted to drive one of the YRF's... Then again, if I had one, I probably wouldn't run it eitherLonestar wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:49 pmgiven that EP DTM (4wd) is my main racing class, yes, I am aware of this FWD has made a come back, too, I doubt they run spools though... I can't imagine how badly that would pushTimmahhh wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 8:28 pmYou'll be glad to know, running a locked front diff is pretty common for touring cars now! I look forward to seeing the video of yours racing!Lonestar wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 12:17 pm I has all period-correct running gear in it, it could actually run probably would it not be for that insanely-narrow-windowed-front-diff which is either in slip or in locked mode, nothing in between. Which is a good pretext for me NOT to run this rare piece of RC goodness, really
I don't think mine will ever be raced, to be honest
wow some serious entries this month again
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