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So there I was, innocently browsing the ole' eBay for an RC10T roller, shocked at how brutally-expensive they've become, when I stumbled across this gem. From the body it just looked like an old T3 RTR roller. A million of them out there, right? But then I dug deeper and started looking at the pictu...

Thanks for the warm welcomes! I've been in this hobby for a very long time and it's always nice to join a new community and find friendly, like-minded people. I got my wheels and tires in. Body came in too but I'm waiting for decals and paint for that. So until then, have a couple pictures with my r...

Coming together. She's a runner again. I still need to glue the tires on - waiting for tire glue. I didn't realize the V2 of the Quicrun 1080 didn't include the programming card so I had to figure out how to do that to disable the drag brake but everything else is good to go. I also replaced most of...

And she's done.

I'm happy with the results.

I got this RC10GT way back when I was a teenager. Probably around 1998 or so. I bought it without an engine, so for one summer me and a friend ran it on a worn-out old OS engine he had. I fondly remember driving the hell out of this thing. Starting it with a drill and sending it out for more. Then m...

I think it's done. As in done-done. Mostly because I can't think of much else to do. Haha. I couldn't settle on one tire combo, so I got two! For running on carpet, I've got JConcepts Pin Downs on the rear, Swaggers on the front. For just general running I've got some more traditional Amazon cheapie...

Thanks for the link! I'd never seen those guys before.

It also confirms my suspicion that the box art for the RC10T uses decals from a bunch of different sheets.