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the resin might hold up better than you'd expect. I'll let you know when I can start on it, might be a couple weeks though before I have time to sit at the pc for not work.

LurkingCAT gave me this car for donating to the website a few weeks ago and I've decided to do some work to it recently. Not sure what compelled me to get this car, but it's nearly as old as me. I do intend on driving this car, lightly, at least a few times. I knew from the start that the original ...

Well rain\thunder storms kinda put a damper on my original race plans still put down a lot of practice laps on the indoor carpet with the JRX Pro. It handles surprisingly well on high grip carpet to be honest and despite being a 21.5 motor it was keeping pace with some of the modern stuff running on...

coxbros1 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2023 4:02 pm Almost lost it today...

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Close call! about how fast did it pass that pole at?

Well looking for something else on Ebay I bumped into something very familiar looking
What gets me is the inverted rear shocks, which has been something that people are currently doing.

With leaky carts this will keep oil in the shock long term lol I am still waiting on printer parts, upgrading my ender 3 pros to 4.2.7 main boards and adding the cr touch kits to them. I did buy a new vintage car on ebay myself... well used. Almost looks like someone found it in a closet from their...

OK, so um PARTS! Well there goes an impulse buy...Also got a Lunchbox, because why wouldn't you buy a Lunchbox?

Just saying, that transmission might end up somewhere else.

Built a Tamiya kit for the first time. Lunchbox Black Edition. Still need to paint the body though. IMG_20230714_173443977.jpg IMG_20230714_200548806.jpg IMG_20230715_184721302.jpg Fun little build but I do wish they organized the hardware in a way that made sense build wise, ended up having to just...

Finally had time to figure out my solidworks issues and made up a non slipper spur gear that CLM was looking for. Hoping the test print works out OK then I'll publish it.

First Try!

Fits well and seems to be usable with no gear mesh issues.
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mini-jrx2-jrxt-replica-spur-gear-no-slipper-slipper-eliminator

MarkyDents wrote: ↑Tue Jul 18, 2023 12:09 pm Hey you two…. NEXT…..

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I'm already planning on making a nonfunctional replica of it.

Mini SE is coming along well, it only has one steering post though the screw stripped trying to take one off one of the donors. I am in the process of printing rear hubs at the moment. Those front arms are a pain heh. I plan to print a grey retro case for it to match the lxt. I am also considering ...

Update to the shock length dilemma, I have designed some stand-in shock rod ends that extend Losi long shocks to XL shock eye to eye length difference as calculated off of full sized Losi cars then scaled to the minis... it is surprising how much longer they need to be. I am test printing a couple ...

As far as the Slash based cars I think the only things I've broken is rear hub carriers, popping shock caps, a slipper on the Rally and a rear bumper that someone else broke by not paying attention on the starting grid. This is since when the Slash was first released. The cars are durable. The Revo ...

I don't have an answer for you but this is the car and wheels in question, right? or this one?