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I bought a set of those wheels & tires years ago, they're all knockoffs meant to fit HSP/Redcat Racing cars. While they are 12mm hex, they are too big a diameter for vintage RC cars and the wheels are all high positive offset. The rears will rub on your shocks or other chassis parts without usi...

I think I saw that one cruisin' Bah Hahbah.

That looks great!

GoMachV wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2024 11:51 am I find myself needing to go through all my rc10 listings and changing the wording just to be safe. Its as simple as saying shock tower for rc10 instead of rc10 shock tower.

What I see on a lot of products on Amazon that are repros: It's xxx-compatible.

An aesthetic update on Grendel showing off her backside. I'm going for a look that the purists are gonna hate, but I think the body color-painted bumpers and blacked-out grille and taillight surrounds will make her look more menacing. :twisted: TaillightFinishPanel-Installed1.jpg TaillightFinishPane...

MarkyDents wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 10:00 pm Btw nice table you have there as well

I may have the same table!


I also built a 1:12-scale version:

Grendel has eyes now. Here's lookin' at you kid!

Most of my problems with airbrush clogging aren't because of cleaning (or lack thereof) but because of metallics and pearls having particles that cause the clogs. Most cheapie airbrushes I've used, even with needles and nozzles up to 0.5mm, get clogged frequently when spraying metallics & pearls...

Most of my problems with airbrush clogging aren't because of cleaning (or lack thereof) but because of metallics and pearls having particles that cause the clogs. Most cheapie airbrushes I've used, even with needles and nozzles up to 0.5mm, get clogged frequently when spraying metallics & pearl...

I did a few guitars, both were plain-Jane black finish originally, some damage, nicks, gouges and scratches to be repaired...did the blue one for myself and the orange fade for my daughter. I painted and initialed the headstock on mine, too. I upgraded the electronics and did the "Gilmour wirin...

Very nice, I'm not a fan of boring white pickguards...both of the guitar pickguards I showed before were painted with SEM Trim Black, then dusted with some metallics before clearcoating.

A sticker applied to this curved area of the body just won't go perfectly flat, unless the entire sticker is meticulously designed to completely wrap around from one side to the rear to the other side, taking into account the curvature. https://img2.associatedelectrics.com/pictures/cars_and_trucks/R...

I bought pretty much the same compressor kit, mine was branded "Timbertech".

That's a cool idea to paint it a transparent color!

If it's just sticker residue, I've always used WD-40 to remove that stuff; just wet it down with WD-40 and let it sit a few minutes, then wipe. It may need a few applications but won't harm paint or Lexan. That residue however almost looks like silicone or caulk. If that's the case, good luck trying...