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And don't stop mid pass, maintain a continuous and constant speed for each pass

Oh, and always make sure the tool carriage is on the load side of the feed screw when you cut.

I wish I could go back in time and collect the original Speed Gems series of motors.

Nothing sucks more than painting up a killer body only to drill the holes wrong

Make sure your hitch is below the axle line

Where's the video?

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Amongst other progress and going back and forth between shortening a chassis or not I painted a body. I suck at painting but I used a tape that I like better than Tamiya masking tape. It's about as simple as you can get but still 5 colors. My camera makes it look pinkish but it's definitely red. 202...

At least Motel 6 leaves the light on for you

I used the light duty telescopic shafts in a stadium truck on fairly high bite dirt with a 17.5 and no slipper and they held up fine. I was worried at first about popping them but all was well. The HD or VXL telescopic shafts should be more than adequate if you want a bit more security as clay would...

I've got a NIB GT2 body, I can have a look at the decal sheet if you want?

$379.99 x 5000 kits = $1,899,950

Just saying.....

The 10T was definitely still being sold when the T2 came out, I remember when I went to buy my first stadium truck there were stacks of both trucks side by side. I chose the T2

It will be interesting to see what numbers arrive in Australia when we finally get them.

Team Bluegroove reproduce the F150 GT body