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Admittedly I’ve never been a racer, more what eventually became coined a “basher”. Always have been and always will be. There sure are a lot of different ways to have fun with an RC vehicle and to me one of the best is catching some killer air !! I have a couple of photos from over time that I just love going back to and checking out. I’ll start of with one that truly surprised me when I hit a clean little bump in a sidewalk. So let’s see what you’ve got, post up some pictures for everyone to enjoy seeing some of your favorite rides getting aired out

Well, I don’t have much to offer up except for this lone pic of my first nitro RC car- a Kyosho Stinger MKII. Pic circa 89 or 90 I think. My friend was driving it so I could take some sweet pics

Coming in for landing....

I recently built my 6 year old a ramp for our r/c's. I'll need to snap some pics and post them.

Got a few of mine getting some air. Since I'm mainly a Monster Truck guy gettin air is the thing I enjoy the most.
First three pics are of my custom built 1/5 scale tube chassis truck I finished last year. At 51lbs when it lands from 6ft of air it makes quite a "thump" on the ground





This one is my 1/8 tube chassis truck I built


Then this is my 1/10 carbon fiber chassis Clodbuster axle truck I did.

Oh that thing is airborne, it's hard to tell. That's me in novice racing truck class trying to steer it in mid-air.

here is a great in air action shot of my B2 from this years VONATS 2022.

jwscab wrote: ↑Wed Oct 26, 2022 3:17 pm here is a great in air action shot of my B2 from this years VONATS 2022.

That is awesome

That blurry lil truck flying high upside down is my scratch built Savage Flux XL. One of my favorite builds. 2200kv ripping 6s power ! Back when I built it in 13’ it took a years time but I managed to piece together the Super 5sc trans for it so it has a center diff as well. It’s been locked away in storage since late 17’ and damn I miss it.

What…. I cleared him That’s my first gen E-Revo Brushless converted to Short Course status via Slayer Pro parts. Everything used to do so were all off the shelf Traxxas parts.

Came across this one of my box stock Emaxx.