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I know!! How good are some of the builds on here? My poor old wallet. Luckily I have 1 month probation before I'm allowed into the sales section!!! Lucky!! Lol...

I have a feeling this could all end badly..

Thanks dude.

Thank you, I think I've just had a "Moment"......

Yeah, I know.

This is my rere Classic that was mint in box. The box was burnt in my recent house fire, some of the plastic bags melted and everything soaking wet from the fire men. I took every part out of the melted bags but not one was damaged. The fire men must have just got there in time. I did intend to use...

Sweet mother of God!! That is impressive!! You could strap a cat in that!! (Not that I would of cousre).... well, maybe a hamster...

Good effort! enjoy your builds, just makes me smile when a grown man feels like a kid again, how cool does it feel? love it!!

Well, as a newby here, I'm in the same boat, I have a few vintage buggies that have all the 27 Mhz gear etc.. and I think I'll leave them as a blast from the past, but if I build up anything else to use more frequently I'll go 2.4 mhz and brushless/Lipo. Stuff's cheap and reliable and has soo much t...

Nice, that's really helpful, thank you.

Awesome! Thanks mate appreciate it.

Will we get to see more pics of it finished? I'm loving the bodywork paint.

Nice, looking good now. I really need to find a carbon project in my future.

Ha,ha,ha... Don't say that!! You watch, I'll be first to do it now!!! :lol: Yeah, I raced a Tamiya Rough Rider in the early 80's as a kid and now coming back all these years it's kinda fun seeing cars and parts and it just triggers so many memories that I'd completely forgot about. I always looked i...

Ha,ha,ha,ha... I know, I know, touchy subject, but they are really, they are mechanical things that give us pleasure. If you want a whole room of shelfers, then knock yourself out, or buy new and build, sell, restore, modify. The possibilities are endless that's what makes it all so much fun, everyo...

Seeing some of the early Edinger parts laid out is really helpful for me, as I have a couple incoming that I'm going to restore so seeing what they should and shouldn't have is invaluable. Keep updating with pics please.