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I had been speaking with this semi-local (3 hours away) person about their Scorcher on FBMP for a little bit, but we couldn't work out the logistics of a pickup. After some time, they offered to ship it for less than gas would have cost, but then I don't get to road trip! I told them I would think a...

A nice group of motors showed up. I'm most excited about the Race Prep. The can and endbell are both unique. I have no other motors like this.
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Found this critter working outside today.

What was he working on?

White-marked tussock moth caterpillar. They sting if you touch them.

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 11:56 am Cleaning off the roof yesterday.

I like the view from there
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Oh boy oh boy oh boy!!!
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A little more progress. I got a pair of excellent Factory Works shock front shock tower options. The single mount position tower would work, but I decided to use the 2 hole tower. Also opened up the steering horn area, drilled and reinforced (doubler glued in) a new servo bracket mount hole, and fig...

I recently and totaly inadvertently clicked on cheap Ninja in the local website for ads. It arrived today... https://i.imgur.com/s1nCUJr.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/EeAmqdo.jpeg Front dogbones, central shaft and driver figure are missing, and bodyshell will have to be replaced, but that the price was i...

The body is finished apart from the MCI stickers that are on the way. Not too shabby considering what it looked like. 1.jpg On to the first modification. The front track is only about 215mm, which is too narrow for my liking. There's also no front kickup plus hardly any castor. To cure this, I made ...

Lowgear wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:30 pm I think it's a wood nymph. I've only seen one out in the wild before.

I did wish to find a Nympho in my front yard. I'm getting closer.

I was wondering what brushless motor to use to pay homage to Jr's 1985 racer when I realized Trinity built that motor off a kyosho 240S, so relabeling a current 240S would be easy enough.

Something fun!

some last little M2 and M2.5 stainless steel screws to finish up my 3d printed 8x8 build.