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Well, the nest is empty so I got my barn back after 3 months of storing dorm sh!+. I keep the good stuff inside.

Congratulations on the win!

Thumbinator and TheDiamondOne are used to being tied up together!

Yes, we ran these tires on a very loamy track in 88'

it's early, but this is the start...yes it will have an ORV tranny with a visible Chain...parts painted by the One..stay tuned

Is this one going to be tricked out or kept fairly stock with just the chain drive? Very cool project either way and I look forward to seeing it done!

carloco8 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2024 1:11 am Is this one going to be tricked out or kept fairly stock with just the chain drive? Very cool project either way and I look forward to seeing it done!

Kept stock except some really cool front shocks

This I gotta see…..

Been on the horn with Dadio....gonna be an epic build!....without him it's just another

Are you going to reverse the motor rotation or flip it to the other side of the gearbox?

1300GT wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 7:33 pm Are you going to reverse the motor rotation or flip it to the other side of the gearbox?

Reverse it to other side since I am eliminating the center gear...excellent question!....paying attention!!

Talked to Thumbs and the One all day about the build...got the motor ordered and paint scheme decided on.
.gonna be epic!...I guarantee everyone will dig it

here is my vintage custom painted ford f350 dually with custom made rear spoiler, bug deflector and sun visor. chassis isn't as nice as the body but o well

Mines a small entry, and I mean really small. IMG_20240910_082337375_HDR.jpg IMG_20240910_082510939_HDR.jpg This is my NRC K24, a 1/24 scale Ultima Pro Replica with a lexan wing by Jason Cooper, paintwork by Dominator Airbrushing and custom mini 5 spokes by me. Really fun to drive, if not a bit over...

I'm sure we all remember the giant glass case of R/C cars at Toys R Us, and not to mention the aisle with all the NES flip cards where we would stand for as long as our mom would let us and try to determine which game to buy from reading the maker's outlandish descriptions and a few microscopic scre...