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Hello, This winter, when tidying my attic, I found back my old toys including a RC12LW I bought in 1993 when I was a teenager. This car almost never ran, maybe 100m of test drive in my parent's house driveway. The box later suffered from a flood in my parent's cellar but, fortunately, the car was st...

Yesterday, on the track, my RC12LW met her bigger sister: It was so cool to take this picture.
The RC10 was just taken out of the attic by her owner. Hopefully with a little work, she will it the track soon.

My RC12LW. Bought in 1993 when I was 16, never used then because there was not track for her, forsaken in parents' cellar when I stopped RC, she survived a flood before being rediscovered in my attic in 2021, which leads me to restart this hobby. Now, she's enjoying the local carpet track. Better la...

Thats is a very curious car, you have a rc12ls but it never cane in fiberglass I believe only graphite. That is a very interesting car. Well, I think I found some clues about my car (which have a RC12LW front end but a chassis with "ears", like the RC12LS). I found an scan of Radio Race C...

Congratulations, Dirtburner.

I forgot what was the body I bought in the 90's for my RC12, but thanks to the forum, I found the answer and discovered that it has been reproduced.
So I decided to buy a TBG Nissan GTP Type2:

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Tue Oct 25, 2022 6:12 am

RC10th wrote: ↑Tue Oct 25, 2022 5:32 am ...donuts are still available but getting harder to find

You're lucky, RJ, you know a guy...
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This picture is just a dream.

I'd really like to thank Incredible_Serious for sending to France some tires for my car, without taking advantage of the fact that these vintage part are hard to find.
That's incredibly cool.