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Delta Desert Dog Yokomo 834B

Parts, Chassis, Wheels & Tires
And finally what I have planned to replicate.

Parma California Sport Truck. Hasn't moved under it's own power in 20 years. I did verify that everything still works. I swapped in matching Duratrax electronics and did a little work on it several years ago (battery strap and blue hardware), then lost interest again. The body has seen better days b...

This project frustrates me. I was making great progress, and then life got really busy as usual. I feel that it won't get completed for some time. It is sort of a Traxxas SRT-ish Kyosho RT5/6 mongrel... Jeff's Rustler to SRT conversion chassis, white Traxxas 2wd plastics, and the shocks and hubs fro...

I'm curious as well. Could the front up-kick be a different angle? I'm also curious if Exo plans to re-stock this kit? I purchased the last one they had on the shelf. Here's a few pics of what's included.

Here is my perpetually stalled Kyosho Heavy Metal Blizzard. I have all the parts to make it complete, a nice original body.. but it could really use a new tub and the gears have some wear.. but I later bought a nib kit, so this has been on the back burner for years. The Heavy Metal is one of my holy...

In 1997 Kyosho brought a new 1/10 4wd Nitro Monster Truck to market, the Wild Dodge Ram. The Ram shared its mechanicals with the Field Baja Beetle which was released at the same time, but neither were based on a previously existing platform. Their new underpinnings consisted of a full-length aluminu...

Novak made at least two versions of the NESC 2 There is both an early version: 3 wire no case screws extra FET hole in case older FET layout one less FET than 1X model no model ID on label and a later version: 4 wire 3 screw case revised FET layout same number of FETs as 1X 2 on the label . 10000152...

nothing firm, the car he had was still using many vintage parts so the new molds are likely not made yet. He said the carriers and steering arms will be machined nylon so those should be straightforward. Even the belts he had were vintage parts. He also said that once he gets back from the race its ...

GoMachV wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 11:43 am He also said that once he gets back from the race its going to be testing and more testing

"Whoa, this thing is fun to drive!!! I'm going to keep driving and racing this thing!!! Now what was I going to do after that? Maybe drive it some more?"
-E.M.

Well, I think my Schumacher Daytona project is an obvious candidate for this competition..... as a few people have been telling me! :oops: I remember looking at images and details of the Daytona back when they were initially released, in 1992/1993. At the time, I had a Schumacher Nitro 10, and the t...

I'll jump in! I guess mine isn't too bad, but I started with a complete roller and ended up with most of a slider after three years. THIS is my unicorn. When my parents brought me to the hobby store back in 1990 and asked which kit I wanted, I pointed to the blue and white buggy that looked like a s...

Went to see a guy regarding a XXX Cr.
It was nice, so I bought it. However...I sort of got two more cars... And a lot of spares and wheels. Wasn't cheap, but so what?

New bodies. Yes sir, I'll take two of each please, plus wheels!

https://www.redrc.net/2025/04/jconcepts-jci-rc10t-bodies/

And here's where we begin.

I forgot what a pain in the dick photo resizing is.

It's great to be back though.

This sub forum ok @scr8p ?

They have had the narrow one for several years. I have two of them, with MCI decals. They also have a nice F-150 body for the 10T. They are both new bodies because AE wanted their 10t mold back. The rear wheels have bolt in hubs similar to the Yoke adapter so the can be used on 1/4 and 3/16 axles. ...