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rc10johnny wrote:OooooooooooBoy!!!!! a new villan to put some lead in...................CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

X2!

My kid has to wait until Christmas....(that means I can't play until then either... )

Congrats!

Blackfoot's are cool...sorta the grandfather of most modern R/C trucks.

I'm amazed at how many hop ups are still available. (and there's all sorts of new stuff that's out)

There's been a few really sweet examples popping up on here lately!

cooltoys wrote:Nice blackfoot with some good hop ups on it.. Looking forward to progress pics on it.. Looks like it only needs some cleaning up...
Thats one of my favorite rc's

X2

Lowgear wrote:I always thought those were pretty cool and feel they should have caught on more than they did. I'd rather see R/C quads over dirt bikes.

X2...I'm diggin' the quad.

gomachv wrote:I bet a Shotgun (pro-410) would bring some cash too, but you never see them

I had a new partially built kit years ago (that was given to me) that I later gave to a friend.

I thought it was a cheaply engineered product at the time.

I wish I would have kept it now...

Kewl!

I love the look on the cat's face too..

Looking good! I love the license plate and the tail ights turned out really nice. Not sure I dig the top though... Thanks. I'm kind of unsure of top myself. (It's only a quick mock up.) It need's a little more work. I was just toying with some fresh ideas. :D The vinyl was left over from the dune b...

Any idea who made these?

I thought they were You-G's, but now I'm not sure.

They appear to have been made for an external oil resevoir, have internal springs, and are pretty stiff.

I've had them for years..(never installed)..I think they were made for the front of a Tamiya Frog..

I love the new rear body mount!


Still debating on adding a vinyl sunroof to be a little different...(work in progress) and weatherstipping still needs paint..

I love the detail work!

Keep the pictures coming!

One of my favorites.

Nice work!

New stuff...(Thanks, ebay..)

This is great! I thought of doing something like this ages ago, but like most of my ideas, it never got past the "wouldn't it be cool if..." stage. Also, this just underscores the need for more RC cop-car body choices. We need a 1974 Dodge Monaco (Bluesmobile), a late 70s Plymouth Fury (S...

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