My Blue gt and rc10t light weight build.

[Eliminator_ryan]

Hello everyone

I'm new to the forum but not new to the hobby. I Currently own and operate my own hobby store with my family and love the vintage rc10 stuff. I grew up racing 2wd gas truck and always loved tub pan stuff. Here is some shots of my 2 latest builds. The gt will probably not be run (I have about 6 of them) and the 10t will be raced once in a while.













Still have some loose end to tie up but they will be done soon.

Now for the 10t. The chassis was in rough shape when I got it so i didn't feel bad cutting it up. I took it out this last weekend to my track and it was crazy fast and very easy to drive. I was beating up on a few 4wd sc trucks and pulling laps almost as fast as the 1/8 truggy guys.

This was the start of the build and pics until it was done, took me about a week to finish it.










Proline 22t bulldog body fir mint once I used longer front posts and a buggy single rear post.

[shoman24v]

Very nice stuff you have there.

[marlo]

Your GT looks great!, nice work on your bulldog body, reminds me of Halo's master chief's body armor.

[justinspeed79]

Nice stuff, especially that gt. I think you need some chassis braces on that 10t, though. That thing is going to fold up if you hit anything with any momentum.

[jwscab]

agreed on the chassis brace. one wrong hit and it's taco time.

[Eliminator_ryan]

I had braces on it and took them off, chassis didn't work with them on it was too stiff. I have some thinner carbon coming to try them but the track took a few its during the race and its still straight.

[shoman24v]

Looks good.

I'd recommend a servo saver.

[littleVETTE]

that's a killer looking rc10t.

[THEYTOOKMYTHUMB]

Bonerrific!