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Very cool!

Nice bodies, thanks for posting!

no problems. I have one of the slowest in all eternity internet providers so I didn't know if they weren't showing up or if it was the thread. Looks like you got it figured out now though. Got some pretty cool stuff there. I picked up a carlsson 1/10 trucks awhile back as someone making me pay to sh...

That's really cool

pinging @Incredible_Serious

I was thinking exactly the same thing

I was thinking exactly the same thing You and thinking again.... how many times....... That's really cool :) pinging @Incredible_Serious :D Yes mate, I saw this.... very much a nice piece of kit, for sure. @Fun41 that's a nice and fairly rare truck you have there.... looks to have started as a Nitr...

That looks to be in very fine condition, mate.... nice pickup! Wish all mine looked that good :roll: :oops: :( Those 'natural' wheels are in pretty good condition too, which is a bonus... especially if you want to paint a body in a colour scheme that doesn't match yellow wheels!!! If there's manuals...

Nice man, very nice.

very nice example you have there!!! looks like it is never run! do you know how long it has sat on a shelf? engine seized or was it all smooth? if i ever buy a nitro rc, it is gonna be a 1:8 buggy they look cool, and i think are easier to work on than the crammed 1:10 nitro touring cars

Damn mate, not the best thing to have happen.... hopefully the workshop rebuild will be relatively painless.

911 front bumper looks like this:

Alex

I've had a bit of a look and I'm guessing the part was lexan/poly carbonate originally , it would be challenging to make a visually correct copy with 3d printing especially if you wanted it in clear plastic though I did find a picture of a blue one as well , I'd also need some good engineering drawi...

Nice work!

coxbros1 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 7:08 pmNice work!

I concur. Please keep posting pictures. I never get tired of old 1/8 nitro on road cars.