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Just got the correct receiver which I got for $30 which im well chuffed with. Only problem is ive got to make a new receiver case.

Very nice, brings back memories of when I got mine in 89 and still race it now.

Its a mish mash of various cars but nice never the less. Looking good.

Zac_F71 wrote:Looks great! Love the body!

Cheers, old shell been used a lot and my old dragon design which was designed by Craig Harris for me and Ive used since the B2 got released.

I may do one day, they do feel almost as strong as the kit versions,these have a better webbing strength in the original designcompared to the original kit wheels so may be up to the job.

Ok, thanks to Niki the wheels as displayed on the first proto plastic see through chassis of the 91 Worlds proto that has yellow flat wheels with a big wheel nut hole. Now I know a company in Europe made these (possibly in Sweden) and I got my hands on several sets before the worlds happened as at t...

Guys, Niki has kindly done me a favour and done a design for shapeways for the wheels that a few drivers usrd at the 95 worlds in Japan on their B2/3's. Rear wheels that were flat faced with a button to hide the wheel nut. I was fortunate to have a few sets but when my drive changed i sold all but n...

Keep them, youll regret selling as its part of your history. Me ive got several Tekin chargers, Bc210 being my favourite, five Sanwa Gemini Exes transmitters and a Sanwa Gemin with case, plus four Tekin 410k , one Tekin 410s, one Novak M1c, two KO1001 servos, one futaba 9402 servo, one new in packet...

The futaba is what i bought in 89 for my first rc car, tamiya Falcon, only good for stock motors.

Interesting, does lighten the car a tiny bit plus less space is used up. Also like the servo reverse so its facing the outside and means replacing the servo horn without any issues. Since my redesign on the front gearbox may try this on my car, but as my cars balanced & servo is further inboard ...

This was supposed to be a pre production sample before making the chassis available. It features the refinements in design learned from the prototypes. This car will ultimately get one of Jakes alloy chassis. I have all the parts to assemble a NIX10M except for the donor car itself. I originally pl...

Nice, my favourite rc10 buggy, got me a lot of sponsership and never let me down. Only change i did was put wider front arms on and when the b3 came out they were a perfect fit, plus another wishbone front plate to add to the strength of the front.

I did race against a couple of these and in the right hands were pretty impressive. Yes I owned one which i never got around to finishing so sold it which i now regret but due to enjoying racing my B2 so much have gone OTT and decided the conversion is plausible using 3D technology so am doing it fo...

Stunning job so far. Esc I looked at other guys used around that event and a lot were 12g which is why I opted for that on my repro, yes my esc is with a fuse but did win a few Nationals so added it for the history.

:shock: I wish I hadn't seen this! I'm still trying to convince myself not to do one of these builds, must resist! Looks amazing, love the vintage Txs as well! Who did the paint? And where are the decals from? Cheers, one of my Sanwa txs is the first converted to 2.4. Ive got five or six of them. T...