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Added some yellow NIP wheels a while ago to my shelfer car - I think they work much better with the paint scheme than the 'hot' red ones I first fitted... Took the car out of its dust-proof bag over the Christmas break & decided to take some pics in the winter sun. http://img.photobucket.com/alb...

Here's some gratuitous shots from the weekend that have appeared on the Iconic RC Facebook page... of my cars in action :D http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/DerbyDan/Losi%20JRX2%20Projects/RevivalAction1_zpsc3184f47.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/DerbyDan/Losi%20JRX2%20Projects/Revi...

Did a little work on the JRX2 'Best of the Rest' build over the Christmas break - progress was rather slow mainly due to time consuming nature involved with rejuvenating some of the rather rusted & sorry looking parts that I'm having to cobble together to make this build possible. First off I ha...

One from a few years ago..... my (almost) kit standard Schumacher TopCat with Phil Davies paint scheme.

Build thread here; https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=27224&hilit=TopCat#p277530

I always wanted a YRF-2..... its one of the few (if not the only) chassis I still desire/want in my collection.... but it would be my intention to run/race it at my local indoor club. I've had the opportunity to buy one on a number of occasions, but for whatever reason either the time, or the car it...

I'm a big fan of aluminum cvd bones. They are one of the best upgrades in my opinion, and I think they look great. To go along with the MIP aluminum cvd bones are these amazing Barracuda titanium outdrives. They are serious works of art. The machining finish is so impressive. Taking pictures of all...

matt1ptkn wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 7:44 am That close up photo of the cut front body mount is also a killer shot of that front shock tower!!

Also the shot of the rear shock tower highlights just how neatly your trimming work is Adam!!

I note you've added the gold washers too

Love this truck.... kinda reminds me of my runner XXTG+ - except you've got a lot more nice hop-up parts & an altogether more modern (& suitable) brushless set-up - I too am a little wary of running it too hard! I'm on the lookout for that MIP ballraced set-up - looks so much better that the...

What a car..... just how often has this popped up of various Google image searches! I remember when the thought of vintage R/C & the endless possibilities of all the potential cars I could now own (now I could actually afford them) had popped into my mind & the realisation that there was a '...

Been too long since I've worked properly on any of my Losi R/Cs - the Losi XX got used last year at the Iconic R/C Revival meeting (the only off race meeting I got to attend last year) - It finished 4th O/A in its year group class. There's a good few Losi's hiding in boxes waiting to be worked upon ...

Wow! What a transformation! As everyone has already said, superb work saving that chassis plate, I think most people would have discarded that to the side as a 'lost cause' :shock: I do like the paint scheme to - simple but very 'clean' & pleasing to the eye.... Early Losi's do seem to suit asym...

Dammit - is that all the places taken?..... Thought I might enter my Parma Advert bodied ProCat this month.

1st reserve

scr8p wrote: ↑Fri Oct 08, 2021 8:11 am I'll give JohnE until later tonight to get his pics up. If it doesn't happen, Dan will get his spot. So be ready to upload your stuff Dan.

I see JohnE has posted his pics, I’ll hold fire until next month

Well I am not a truck guy and so eventually this vote came down to a choice of two for me.... I have recently got hold of a red anno RC10 chassis so that build immediately grabbed my attention - they do look great and a little different in red.... but the FatCat also appealed, mainly because a very...

Smart except for the metric nonsense :lol: To be fair, most of the screws in a Mardave Cobra are self tappers.... so if you've got a bunch of spare AE or Losi M/C screws then why not, sure an upgrade from 'wood screws' :lol: The Mardave brand harks right back to the beginning of the 70s - right at ...