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Bearings for the Cougar 2's roller driveshafts. 1.5mm x 4mm x 2mm

Compare to Schumacher wheel bearing

Lane assist is a tool to keep you from running off the road, This caught me off guard the first time I drove a car that was smart, my cars are all too dumb to even tell you if your seatbelt isn't fastened..... But I found the fact that when you veer into the next lane to avoid parked cars on the si...

And 37 days later, they finally make the 120 mile trip.

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2024 12:24 am

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Sun Dec 22, 2024 12:13 am Name that movie

That's gotta be a Thumbs family home movie, surely....

Nothing like a good family photo

Finished off a cheap and cheerfully rocky restoration I got most of this car and a few raider bits with a lazer a while back Threw it under the bench, but decided to clean it up. I filled some holes with glass sheet, fabricated a kydex battery retainer for shorty lipos using servo posts and factory ...

Excellent info, currently on step 17 of mine.

So he’s into the viper tonight. Doing well I’ll add too. As far as the instructions go, they are great, typical Tamiya quality, lots of good info for a beginner. The worse part of the build that I’m seeing is that the plastic parts are in non labeled bags. So not the best, but he’s doing fine with it.

And it’s a runner!

Painted a Tamiya VW Type 2 Kombi wheelie body, heaps of masks to cut out and apply

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Mugen Seiki MRX-4 rear wheels.

A bunch of Spektrum stuff that was on sale at Horizon and Omni. Five motors, two esc's, and a shorty lipo for ~$100. That's hard to beat. Being that the battery was made for drag racing, it had 12 gauge wire and a huge IC5 connector. It was tight but I was able to swap over to a more common IC3. 202...

Got another body finished for an upcoming restoration

My Wavechopper came complete except for a stand, so I printed one off based on the one in the manual.

I was hoping this was a challenge thread cause I'm pretty sure I got all you beat when it comes to stupidity!

You'll have to clarify, did you purchase it on credit and pay for it when the money came in, or did you not assemble it until the money came in? :wink: :mrgreen: Straight up paid for it, but refused to open it until I had brought in enough to cover the cost (or close to :D ). Good news is that toda...