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I see the problem. Your servo posts are backwards.

You haven't gotten nearly enough to qualify as weird.

They aren't RC related, but who cares? They are damn sure pretty.

TRX-1-3 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:31 am

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:22 pm I've seen a few "Dog toy or Sex toy?" memes.

Lemme guess.....the "Kong". What I want to know is, is it my fault or their fault for me immediately thinking "sex toy" upon seeing the Kong for the first time?

Kyosho Scorpion and Tomahawk wheels fit. I used the chrome Scorpion (Centerline) fronts on my Beetle.

They aren't RC related, but who cares? They are damn sure pretty. 20240409_170334.jpg 20240409_170340.jpg 20240409_170347.jpg I see some Hold it Now, Hit It in your future I hope. 8) It'll jam the boys pretty good as is. I'm just updating some older and mismatched stuff in my truck. While I was at ...

I normally use white masking tape, as it still gives you a visual reference for even coverage.

Some JC Racing 2.2 wheels and modern tires will be your best bet. They'll probably look a little odd on a short arm car. Just note that the fronts are available in two widths. The narrow looks more "correct" on a vintage car but tire selection is limited. The wide front has a large selecti...

I remember having difficulty with the windows on my beetle. They are still a little hazy, kinda like darker tint on a car.

I think that I used an X-Acto knife and hair dryer to remove the bubbles. I also put decals on with Windex, which seems to help when pushing bubbles out.

Put some more AmPro parts on the Brat. Added the shock mount / body mount braces. I also switched the rear tires for some Trenchers.

Dadio wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 12:30 pm That's a nice collection
What I tend to do with pictures is take them from a greater distance then crop them back to make the file smaller , not sure if it's better but it's simpler for me .

My Samsung phone allows you to simply resize the image. 80% usually works fine.

After being without a dog for nearly two years (accident), we brought this one home yesterday.
He is a 20 month old Dane that was surrendered to the Humaine Society. He is still on the skinny side but is much better than when they received him.

I took this picture because you just can't make this stuff up.

Lessons learned.

XLR8 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:22 pm That makes the 40th anniversary car seem like a bargain.

If you wanted a six gear, short arm car, with so-so tires.