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Congrats!

Vintage BMX? Not into them personally, but i know a lot of people from this generstion are...

What about a section for 1:1 car projects? I've enjoyed watching the Chevell and the GN projects recently, would be cool to see other members' projects. We've got some talented folks on here.

Welcome! Depends on your goals with the car. If you want a runner or racer, I would suggest modern electronics and wheels/tires. If you want something more nostalgic and period correct to adorn a shelf and occasionally blast up and down the street then you can find all the correct vintage gear to do...

this is very cool to see! I don't have one but still interested. I think the micro-T parts are what were used when the guy made the NRC-32 rc10 buggies. he's making a yokomo mini, not sure what he is using for shocks on that model. Cool, if you happen to find out what shocks he's using let me know ...

Thanks Paul, It's good to know that I have one person interested, lol :P I wonder if they still make those shocks, they show out of stock and I didn't see any on ebay. With the Micro-T's being discontinued it's hard to say if they will keep making aftermarket parts for them. None the less, I request...

In light of the overwhelming interest in this project, ive decided to post an update :lol: :lol: :P I've got the front of the car to where im pretty happy with it, at least as far as i can tell without fully assembling and driving it. Only thing is, these cars are made so cheaply, i dont think they'...

yep! It was a kit or conversion that Schumacher made for the Bolink Digger 10. This would have competed with Tamiya SRB's and the like. Check out Thomas' website: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pro10-classic.com%2Fpro10werkbankbolinkdigger....

Looks great Jeff!
I don't get the car though, looks like a pan car with buggy wheels and tires...?

Wow, those look great Jeff!
Looks like you're getting really good with Fusion too! I really like Fusion, its a great CAD package.

The RC28 is good cheap fun, but there is a LOT of room for improvement on this rebranded Exceed buggy. For starters, the lack of a real front suspension. The buggy has arms with "living hinges" that allow some movement, but its way stiffer than the rear, which has suspension similar to a G...

Wow, awesome project. Nice work so far, keep it up! I do love me some Porsches!

10s... congrats man!

XLR8 wrote: ↑Thu May 24, 2018 9:06 am WOW, thanks for the tip Dave. I didn't know these were available. Yes, they should work. I went ahead and ordered a set.

Thanks for your order!

mk-Zero wrote: ↑Wed May 23, 2018 11:09 pm https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=85&t=7465

Have a look