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Finally got some done on the graphite tub.
A&L steering rack with some Composite Craft Teflon tape underneath and the mighty Schumacher SACS active caster system U1617A for the RC10

Stealth transmission with Losi Hydra Drive installed along with Worlds graphite trans. brace.
A&L rear shock tower with HPI wing mounts.

Nice clean build
I like the transmission build with the Hydra Drive, Thorp gears and now I know who made the neoprene dust gasket.

Yokomo wheels, adapters (TH-1) and rear tires (Hot Laps NTR-31).
Pro-Line Quattro reinforced rib front 8115.

An absolute thing of beauty….could you slow down on your builds, I’m starting to feel like a slacker over here (my RC10GX has a layer of dust on it that is making me feel bad). :lol: :lol: There is a time for everything... Shocks on, Wheels will go on soon and then the electronics. Need to figure o...

LurkingCAT wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 3:43 am The SACS blended in very nicely with the black and carbon theme - such a tasty build!

Thank you so much, LurkingCAT!


We have a roller!
Next up electronics.

Absolutely stunning in every detail!

Electronics:
Reedy Sonic G (11T quad).
Novak NER-3FM.
Novak HPC-SP.
Futaba FP-S9101.
Sanyo SCRC 1700 mAh.

Next up body works

Hey Alex,
Have you checked out Delta Plastik?

https://deltaplastikusa.com/collections/1-8-vintage-rc-bodies

Price estimate £499 ≈ $600.
ETA December 31.

Cut and trimmed a TBG Pro-Line Vision body.

So AE posted this on Facebook: We are attending The SEMA Show this year and using that as the starting point for the pending 60th Anniversary of Associated Electrics (1964) and 40th Anniversary of the RC10 (1984)! To pay homage to the RC10, we decided to make a special display piece, and since we kn...

Saw this in Masami Hirosaka´s Instagram feed.
That radio must be related to WALL•E

TBG Pro-Line Vision body finally painted.
I use Faskolor Faspearl Black. It gave it a brownish tint that goes well with the red, orange, yellow and white.
Fastint on the windows.
Now for stickers