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That boat picture is fantastic for so many reasons....

Buller, Buller, Anyone ?

Oh well, it looks like I do now

I think the 30* kick up carbon plate is where the real value is, it opens up the opportunity to make all sorts of chassis that are long gone.

Some more of Bolinks bodies here. The dirt oval molds went to Wind Tunnel Racing.

https://www.windtunnelracingproducts.com/index.php?cPath=42_27

My favorites of the day were the Reedy Ultras, Sonics, Sonic II's and Tri-Sonics

The Trinity Slot Machine holds a special place as well as it was my first motor.


If I had endless amounts of cash I wouldn't mind collecting the original series of Trinity Speed Gems.

The car came the other day and it's actually pretty cool. It is basically a buggy with an oversized car body, sort of like a modern day version of the DS. I scored a good deal on this one without electronics, it's a shame that the car isn't offered as a kit. Should be fun..... 20220421_212531.jpg 20...

Moving right along I got out the electronics for this. Unfortunately I didn't have another receiver so I had to order a new SR3100 clone, so that will have to wait. I already installed a Savox something servo that I had laying around, seems somewhat decent. I also had a blue Hobbywing V2.1 8.5T comb...

Took it out for a maiden run today and while fun the car wasn't balanced very well for my liking. Sure it's probably fine for Johnny who is trying to learn to drive or a much slower car, but not for a quick mod car. The car had a lot of body roll which was actually quite fun at slower speeds which j...

Nice truck and inspiration for a body

I just use a shock shaft with a downstop limiter under the piston and pull it. I'll normally go back with a nut driver or similar tool to make sure it is seated properly.

Maybe someone needs to start a "reflection" thread.

Peter Gabriel would be proud !