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templeofspeed wrote:

scr8p wrote: if i have to, i'll strip an polish some blue ft caps. but, i only want to build them once.

Or just black Sharpie the blue FT ones...

WHAT!!!!! i would NEVER use a sharpie on one of my cars.

I have a 68 camaro that I have had since around 1990 so that's what I want this one to be but i might be to late because I can't find an HPI 68 camaro any where.

Hopefully you don’t fall down the Restoration rabbit hole like I have and can keep it just a runner :D great start, looking forward to seeing the progress. Trust me, that isn't happening. Out of five RC10 buggies and four 10T's, only one of them is a "nice" car. And it isn't a restoration...

I like it

Very kool, nice work

I always do the inside and outside of my wings different colors. I also paint my wings from the bottom, instead of the top. That way, the wing always matches the body and I'm able to back-coat in whatever color I want. That is a JConcepts Finnisher wing. I have on on this car, also painted in Tamiy...

You know what that means, time to 3d print a mold

Definitely one of the nicest Pro Race builds I have come across. All of the period correct hop-ups and vintage hardware really steps it up a notch. Full delrin gears in the SP-1 is a rare sight. I have a new SP-10 case that I might be able to flip your direction.

That’s one killer paint job

Great looking car! Love all the attention to details. That really takes it to another level.

Lavigna wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 5:37 pm Great looking car! Love all the attention to details. That really takes it to another level.

that right there means something .

Todd

Similar but different

I posted this one up a few years ago. Note the Jrx2 steering link turnbuckle and the incorrect (short a-arm version) rear tower with trailing arms installed. :) http://overrc.com/vintage/documentation/archives-de-mike/Andy%27s%20RC10%20Pro%20race%20kit.pdf If the url above ever croaks I can link to ...