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Penguin bodies are first rate, highly recommended, better than some OEM’s.

As far as parts moving forward, I would like to see dhawk release their parts in machined nylon 66 instead of alloy, that would cover a lot of bases. Bronze front arm mounts would be nice too!

At the very least your gunna need about 2lbs weight on the front end to stop it lifting the front wheels ! , a good 2s hight C rating race pack is plenty , if you want to go nuts stick a 7.5t or 6.5t brushless motor in it and that's probably still overkill .

The material exists and people do print tyres and even toothed belts but the design options are limited , the flexible filaments don't work well with supports so a track racing slick tyre is easy to print but an off road spiked tyre would be very difficult , a ribbed tyre like the Sand Scorcher rear...

well its a ll done came out pretty cool! the paint job is a little off, but i bought it off ebay prepainted. its hard to see the losi hydra drive through the gear cover.

Next release from Kyosho

Doug No need for sorries! You just put another idea in my head. New home for the layback. More on that later. Though I'm sure not an authority, here is my take on the differences. The layback offers a slightly shorter overall transmission length. The layback uses a smaller idler and it looks to be s...

I ordered Aug 6th and got the bodies about 2 weeks later. I could not find a way to track. Shipping was Royal Mail International Standard. Very similar to JCracing wheels and their shipping times. I did request combined shipping for two items and was quickly sent an invoice. There were no additional...

There's more than one or two of us interested. The Turbo Optima is a great model, vintage or rere.

Great job!

Even when I build a NIB kit, it doesn't turn out this clean. Nice work!

Great looking buggy, more than 2 of us interested without doubt

looking good despite the bigger bore shocks, the somewhat very-yellow gold ano, and those 2.2 rubber monstrosities

I replaced the first video to the shorter one. My apology for confusion.

How did they mount on the inside? Were they machined to fit tapered axles and the weird hexes with tapered holes, or did they use straight axles with crosspins? Now that I can answer. I am very VERY chuffed to have also found the original drawings my father made before starting these very wheels. W...

i would like to, but am struggling with the photos, the files are too big to upload. What hosting site do most people use ? A long time ago, i used photobucket, but that site went to crap and then a lot of forum pics were lost.
Does this work ?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZdghUo7ec2FPov899

Few more shots now it is together.