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These had dogbones from the factory with the W-5061 universals being optional. I don’t know if there were any aftermarket cvds.. The spur gear should be regular 48 pitch, the Lazer ZXR and Triumph were some of the first Kyoshos to switch to 48 pitch. RCCA October 1991 review. https://www.rccaraction...

This is Futaba's product catalog from 1991.


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mikea96 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 1:07 pm Very nice I'm bummed I missed this one. I have the regular ext still nib but really wanted this one.

Technically, the only difference is the ball diff on the EXT Gold. I think the regular EXT has the same gear diff than the non EXT...

cas22 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2024 8:33 pm Milford Sound, lower South Island, New Zealand, got real lucky with the sun set and mist

That is a great shot

+1, my buddy got a shredder and I was jealous

These had dogbones from the factory with the W-5061 universals being optional. I don’t know if there were any aftermarket cvds.. The spur gear should be regular 48 pitch, the Lazer ZXR and Triumph were some of the first Kyoshos to switch to 48 pitch. RCCA October 1991 review. https://www.rccaractio...

cas22 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2024 8:49 pm
Fallen down the rabbit hole of starting too many projects now, Procat, XLS, PB Maxima, and even my Rocky is covered in a film of dust and dissapointment.
So let's start another.......

vicious cycle but it goes along with breathing with some of us...

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That's coming along nicely, looking pretty slick

So after 2 years these finally arrived. At least I don’t have to worry about breaking originals now.
And this xxt in pretty clean condition sourced locally for a change

Finally turned up

Haven't bought anything for a while, but picked up a couple of used bodies, originally bought for putting on cars as I build them to sell.... but now that they have arrived, I'm not quite sure. Body Lot.jpg My photo quality isn't great (taken on the floor at work), but the bodies are a fair bit bett...

I collect O gauge trains. Prewar trains are my favorite followed by Postwar. Lionel mostly but some other companies. I am a retired firearms instructor for the biggest police department in the US so I have a decent size collection of work tools as well. Reloading for the previously mentioned tools i...

UMP silver label Brushed motor, im told its UMP diamond electric power motor. 17 turn, double wind. Never seen one here before, but the seller sent me the details for it. Ill add it to the "next project" list, which really means "ooohhh thats shiny "and sweep the other dozen hal...

cas22 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2024 4:50 am Wow that escalated quickly, thought I'd watchlist this rarity from Japan, Ended up $3050.00 USD
I appreciate they were collectable and rare but never appreciated they were that valuable.

A NIB 4-10 Legend will fetch around $4K - $5K if you find the right buyer.