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...well, my interpretation anyway I modeled my Vintage RC10 as I had it apart for a restoration. After spending that much time and money getting it back to new(ish) condition I don't want to run it. I'm sure there are a lot of people that would love to run the RC10 but are afraid to break or damage ...

ELF-BMX wrote: ↑Sat Sep 05, 2020 9:44 pm Wow! I thought this was real for a second! I think i know what my next body will look like.

Here is a quick render with that body on the vintage chassis

I did finally decide on a body. Yellow and black, same colors as a Radioactivity symbol! Paint is Proline Flourescent yellow and Proline Pearl black. Used Diveley mask for the first time on this paint as well. I chose the yellow for it's perfect match with JCracing yellow wheels, which are also new ...

Haha! Tribbles!
My Tri-Theme RC10 finalized:


My Curtis Edinger finalized:

Tri-Theme RC10 Completed with Driver:

It’s Team Losi day for me. I’ve had the GTX for a little bit now. Slowly “cleaning it up”. Mostly just slapping some new wheels, tires, and some graphite parts to glamour it up. When I bought it I didn’t realize the chassis was supposed to be black. So in my months long waiting search. I stumbled on...

This car started out in the late 80s as a standard original JRX2.....me and my brother raced against it at our local tracks quite often back in the 80s....finally acquired it from the original owner. Going to do a full restoration back to original (close anyway) with 5 links etc. Resized_20201205_09...

Got it done and tested...New body too! Went with a Twisters mod instead of the Checkpoint for brush wear reasons...plus Twisters are cool. Tis a ripper for sure! runs literally 20x faster than that nicad/tekin setup. tracks straight as an arrow and howls like a banshee...back to my favorite car agai...

A couple more videos from Jasonfest 1 2021. Sorry for the short crappy videos, we needed them to be textable so we could impress chicks. Not to mention we didn't go anywhere with enough space for any of them to really stretch their legs... Blackfoot with Le Mans 240ST. Big power IMO. 1tiuAVC2UFs Top...

Hi everyone, I'd like to share my build on the 1992 Kyosho Inferno. This is the first Inferno buggy designed by Yuichi Kanai-san, and the one that started the World Championship winning streak. I purchased this as a NIB kit. I had one back in the day, so this was a nice build for me. Unlike my MP5, ...

I sourced an engine from the same period, the OS RX-B, from Japan. During that time these engines had exhaust port outlets that could be removed and re-fitted with tailored manifold designs like this one from Kyosho. I liked the fact that the manifold could be bolted to the crankcase... no retaining...

Thanks Dadio. They are indeed made of asbestos.. thanks for pointing that out, I'm going to change them out just to be safe. As long as it's not releasing dust it's safe enough , for the shelf you could clear coat them to seal them up , if you want to run it though they have to be replaced to be sa...

Nice little JRX2 Proformance I picked up with early motor plate and I think a TOP Models slipper.