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Seeing as I have one each of the 10th scale cars I am going to to some measurements to get the shock lengths as close to right eye to eye for the xl shock cars, the lengths are going to be different as the models build with different numbers of spacers in them, lxt rear is too long for the ProSE and...

I can't help but think it looks sweet as it slowly goes together... need to print some of Rogues logo wheels for it, but I know it will print badly because the yellow is old and stringy heh

My second Mini Jrxt came in, I kind of like the number...

I am going to need to find a 3/8 for the number plates lol

Oh my goodness, it is sized perfectly for the tire

I would merge compatible hobbies. 3d printed mainstream cars where you purchase a license to the files and purchase a hardware kit of harder to make hardware from the manufacturer. bring back the creativity and and ingenuity into the hobby. Imagine a main line manufacturer that created car designs c...

7 1/2" with the old school front end and trailing arms. I took out 3" total so with conventional arms it might vary just a tad I’m kinda thinking about doing this now to an extra JRX2 I have.. it can be shortened 1.75” and still retain the 5-link. A rear H arm setup could go 3” I have an ...

.. or worse those god awful Truggy bodies that look nothing like a truck... This has been an annoyance for a long tine, all the way back to what the RC10t started. I was somewhat thrilled when short course trucks became mainstream, they were more what I envisioned as a stadium truck as I have never...

That is.. indescribable. That looks like a chassis cover they added windows to...

Honey, I shrunk the Junior T....

Just looking to create a visual gag reflex.... anyone out there in need of a stubby junior in clown colors? Lol

decided to try my hand at the logo on the battery cup, good luck printing it without a resin printer lol

Tires that don't exist for more than they should cost lol.. oh and a $89 printer to put together for a friend...