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Mines pre-ordered also, just 1 at this stage, may still get an original to sit alongside it

Excellent result, 2 for me I hope. I was definitely concerned when I saw the 1:1 though

As much as I appreciate the history and sentiment, and the interest in celebrating the old ASSociated RC10, I have to admit that there is no way in H E double squiggly-bits that is a good representation of the original. As a supported race buggy, sure, a nice idea for a paint scheme to bring the tw...

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RC10resto wrote:

mtbkym01 wrote:That's awesome, I'd love one of these, just curious though, how did you find it by accident?

Clicked on a Craig's List ad that I would usually avoid, vague title and then poor pictures. But something told me to contact the guy.

Brilliant outcome, congrats

That's awesome, I'd love one of these, just curious though, how did you find it by accident?

Good luck Jason, hope it all pans out well for your family. Know that it can be beaten mate, My Cousin's wife is recovering from breast cancer now, (37 yr old) she has had 2 years of surgeries and treatment and at present she is doing very well with a very positive prognosis. Good luck again mate.

I'll definitely watch your build with interest, here's a pic of mine http://i702.photobucket.com/albums/ww29/mtbkym01/Vintage%20n%20Re%20Release/IMG_1614.jpg Of interest, does yours have the chassis side guards that fill the gap between the chassis and body. I've been unable to locate any, and have ...

I got an original Fox as a Christmas special package deal for $200 in 1988. After owning a used Hunter (and spending more than the purchase price trying to keep the gears from stripping and MSC from frying) the Fox was a dream to build and run. An interesting point with mine, it came with a Technit...

The only reason you would spend tens of thousands to make a 1:1 RC10 is to use it an a promotional tool (advert) to drive interest and sales. They are hardly going to advertise the original RC10 and then say great, now we have your attention please buy a new completely different B5 or whatever. If ...

Hmm, just thinking out loud, but if a 1/1 is being built commissioned by AE, maybe that is what the ad is about, a 1/1 as a 30th anniversary tribute, and there is no re-re in sight

keithrc wrote:What's the deal with calling it a "novafox"? If I bought one there's no way I'd be puting those decals on! Just looks wrong.


Keith

I believe the word Nova originate from New, therefore "New Fox."

Some pics courtesy of TamiyaBlog from Shizuoka http://i856.photobucket.com/albums/ab122/madracermark/4-2_zps44517abf.jpg http://i856.photobucket.com/albums/ab122/madracermark/2-4_zpsea79c865.jpg http://i856.photobucket.com/albums/ab122/madracermark/1-3_zps862d459e.jpg http://i856.photobucket.com/alb...

myfordcnc wrote:Uh did i miss some thing? What is this suggestion of a reissue? Or did i just completely miss understand?

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=31102

I'm very keen on acquiring a Gold Pan of some description, but I've never owned an RC10 of any description before (the closest I've ever come is my SC10 :lol: ) I've been reading as much as I can, and have already learnt some tricks (peroxide for example), but the thing that concerns me is what or h...