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Recently I replaced a few antennas for old Futaba radios. Never throwing out old parts, I stashed the broken antennas. I also saved several Tamiya connectors with mostly cut wires and the terminal still locked in the connector. I can get the terminals out but it always a PITA. Never bought a tool sp...

Just a few feet away, three of them hanging with me the last few days.

Being Mexican iguanas, they probably like jalapeños.
I can confirm that they do.

Fine Design Manufacturing Top Fuel Truck I restored a few years ago, uses AE 12i rear pod powered by a Reedy 510r and Novak 4.5L Velociti topped off with an Andy’s painted Parma Chevy.

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Tamiya super blackfoot, nick-named: Junkyard Dog. Had this baby since it was new in the box. Its been through hell and back, and then through hell again. Every thing is original except for the random assortment of screws used for repairs. The body has been repaired so many times it's worthy of the n...

RC10 quadra symetric clay racer. JC Racing 2.6 gearbox w/V2 slipper and B6.4 gear diff 3D printed quadra suspension by Nikki(NIX Concepts) RB10 12mm shocks Factory Works Carbon Fiber bits B6.4 front hubs and carriers B6 wing mount and 7 inch wing B6 ball studs, cups a Yeah Racing Ti turnbuckles Cust...

Ready to upload new pics with some blah blah. But it's not very spectacular. So I want to resign of entering if an 11th entry want to come in. After 3 days of no one coming in, i'm getting out now. As announced, not worth a 3rd photo and not as bad as my january build of the month, but feel invited ...

Yokomo MX4 still with its first 1998 airbrushed shell, KoPropo EX1 Mars radio, PS-2004 FET servo, Novak Cyclone, Reedy Fury and Keil V+ pushed 2000s. Take a look at the battery. The shrink tubing on one cell is mounted upside down. Funfact: the battery box also shows it the wrong way round (compare ...

Well, my CNC future is a bit on hold right now, so I got a shock tower from factoryworks.com Then had a little time today to get some things installed. Getting close to being ready for the body. And I know the rear driveshaft is really the oddball here, but TBH, the front suspension is just as suspi...

Just bought it two weeks ago

I should have made the post yesterday, but got home so late and forgot to today. Saturday I attended a race a couple hours away, watched a couple friends race. So this is an indoor track and it's dirt, but it's so hard packed that they run tire additive and use tire warmers. The tires are slicks. Ne...

Just bought it two weeks ago Resized_20250302_180804.jpeg :lol: That looks very familiar. I have repaired worse. Not because I am good but because I had a LOT of practice. The cool thing about foamies is that all you need is glue and occasionally part of the original foam packaging to repair just a...

coxbros1 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 10:11 am we got pissed a d stomped on it and thru it in the trash!...our flying career is over

Another fun memory of growing up was police scanners being more of a household item. Back then we had a larger Midland scanner where 10 lights flashed across the front and it took 10 frequency crystals. This was intriguing as you always had the inside scoop on what was happening downtown. Also my Gr...

Fry Sauce? Sure this isn't some weird Futurama reference?

GoMachV wrote: ↑Mon Mar 03, 2025 10:41 am In and out sauce

More evidence, perhaps......

Try to get the steering arms as parallel as possible to the arms and it should cut down the bump steer tremendously Yea, I get the theory, but just not seeing how to mount the servo / horn at this point to help. The plates and fasteners are in the way. Hopefully it will click at some point and I wi...