RC10Talk - The Net's Largest Vintage R/C Community

CONGRATS! Looks like since you gave up wearing pink, it acutally helped tone down that femine seed of yours.

So I'm starting to do some research on doing a Scott Montgomery replica circa the 92 nats. I know he used a losi ball bearing steering crank but I'm unsure of the electronics. The most I could find is a Novak ESC, Peak motor, Airtronics radio, Orion batteries and Losi/Proline tires. Anyone know what...

Yes the TRX- 1 was very popular over here in Aus. Brendan Coleman won the Nationals and Vic States (stock) with one in 1992.

That car had a milled chassis from memory. Glad I kept my original from 1992

treehugger wrote:i saw a MIP on a car on ebay for 1400 so i guess everyones offloading there kits cos if there is a re re the value will drop

if you are unloading anything because the cost is going to drop due to a re-re, you are not in this hobby for the right reasons.

thats just my opinion...

Sadly the days of Steve Pond and Chris Chianelli are long over. I will not waste my money on Car Action ever. Biased magazine Yea, RIP Chris. I talk to Steve on occasion and its fun to talk about the "old days" of RC. When he was the Editor at RCCA. Now he just acts as ROAR pres. AND work...

Quickly became a favorite

Back in the days I had one Hot Trick car. My Tamiya Fox got a full Hot Trick conversion, resulting in a dramatic change of appearance, a debatable upgrade in driving characteristics - and confusion of threads in my screw box. Today I have several Hot Trick conversions where two are runners – a Fox a...