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I've got one of those somewhere. Very basic but it does the trick. Hard to get even accurate cuts as you slide the slide side to side by hand, especially with new donuts. I found the easiest way is to get them all down to nearly the finished size one by one, and for your last finish cut leave the to...

90% of my bodies are clear.

It's hard to go past the ol' tried and true method of Simple Green and warm water.

I wish my wife would buy me RC stuff.....

So much for "safe spaces"

Old ESC's you should be fine but beware of putting drills through multi layer PBC's as you can ruin them.

Discontinued

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Thumbs was thumpin in the back with a cougar

Looking good, reminds me of my childhood when I was into slot cars. Don't forget to include plenty of pine trees in the scenery.

The following is a realistic representation of what mine looks like.

Alex kindly loaned me two of these to look at. I've always found them somewhat interesting as the set up is unusual and reminds me of early converted plane engines. The other engine he sent has a taller head with more fins and a slightly different muffler can. He likes the other engine but I like th...

That's quite the stash Alex, impressive The Daytona is awesome, why havent you restored it yet ??

They appear to be in various states of completeness, I see now that swapping some parts would make a couple good engines out of them.

I would say water in the fuel combined with a bit of rust.

The sleeve is proving extremely difficult to remove without ruining it, so it is soaking overnight to hopefully free it up. bloody nitro...

Wow, that came out pretty good..... you must be the truck whisperer