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Welcome to "Gold Fever"!! :) (From one Aussie to another) Plenty of info and knowledge to be shared and enjoyed here. The Mods (myself included) are pretty easygoing going fella's (except that SCRAP8 bloke - he is the soup nazi!! ;) ) I would recommend getting over to our "Rules of En...

I fit into "every" category.....

Hopeless!!

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Darryn

Well, It would seem that Eaustace (MIP) was not kidding me when he said he was pushing them (The Asso US) guys to re-re the RC10 a couple of years ago. I was talking with him about the possible re-re of an MIP conversion kit (the thread is on here somewhere), and he mentioned that he was pushing the...

Hey Delorean - thanks for starting this up - I was about to start one when I noticed this one. I normally post up a TONNE of pics - so any more taking them will be more than welcome to post up - great to have all the shots in one thread. Really looking forward to the event as always - organising the...

Great Job Jason - looking forward to seeing the "filled" pics!!

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Darryn

This drives me crazy Jim, I have almost exactly the same build ready to go with all NOS parts.......just need that darned rear MIP gearbox casing ;) .... wonder who has one of them!! :( Looks like its going to be another killer ride mate. Hopefully I will get that casing one day - and we can have &q...

Great stuff, good to see enthusiasts all over the world getting these classics out for a run.

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Darryn

LTO_Dave wrote:I'm gonna guess ahead of time that scr8p covers some type of Kyosho with foil.

If it was going to be a Kyosho, I am betting it would be covered - but not with tinfoil!!



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Darryn

+1 for STELLA Models - they provide tremendous service and are extremely helpful.

If I am looking at getting a Tamiya - its the first place I look.

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Darryn

Looks like the PB Mini Mustang 2 speed to me.

We tried them on just about everything - before they were banned!!

They would have been great on road - however 2 speeds in off road electric are pretty hard to drive - as you have no brakes...

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Darryn

For me - the box art really rocks the party....

Like all things Kyosho - a superb bit of kit! (now is when Jason steps in and slams Kyosho!! hahahaha)

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Darryn

Hello all, I'm new to this site - as per my handle - my first car was an optima mid se.... but I always wanted a super dogfighter. The first rc car magazine I bought was a local Australian publication called Dirt and Track (I believe) My buddies all had a few cars under their belts at this time. I ...

Happy Birthday - Leg end!

hope you have a great day mate

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Darryn

Here are a few ideas...instead of box-arting it, leave a small shape of Lexan unpainted to look like one of those groovy boogie-van rear side "mood windows", like a teardrop or porthole-shaped window, and get a buddy to airbrush a little mural on the sides & back. I suggest something ...

Hi mate, Usually in a 4wd - depending on the motor, 1 to 2 feet is enough slip - probably a bit to much. Again it depends on the motor. If you are using the standard 540 motor (silver can), then a brief " squawk" sound from the transmission slipping is enough. This is how I set up my Bulld...