
So what did you get in the post today ???
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
Bought a Tamiya Mini body from a local source, and it arrived today.

Interestingly, it's the older M01 style body, which takes add-in grille and bumpers... I was expecting the later style, with these details already in the lexan. I guess that's a good thing, right???? Now, got to find the chrome detail parts 
Osiris is the key.
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
Tamiya is supposed to re-re the Mini this year, so that may help with your search.Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:42 pm Bought a Tamiya Mini body from a local source, and it arrived today.
Mini Body.jpg
Interestingly, it's the older M01 style body, which takes add-in grille and bumpers... I was expecting the later style, with these details already in the lexan. I guess that's a good thing, right???? Now, got to find the chrome detail parts![]()
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
Nice delivery today....
- New built Schumacher Mi6 touring chassis, with a pile of spare belts to suit
- New Protoform Firebird Trans Am body
- Two painted but unused Protoform race bodies
- Three used but usable race lids
- Five sets of touring car mounted rubber tyres
- Big variety pile of decal sheets (mostly for modern bodies)
The Mi6 is such a nice piece of kit..... and has some of the nicest carbon and alloy parts of any touring car I've ever owned.
Quite a list of stuff:- New built Schumacher Mi6 touring chassis, with a pile of spare belts to suit
- New Protoform Firebird Trans Am body
- Two painted but unused Protoform race bodies
- Three used but usable race lids
- Five sets of touring car mounted rubber tyres
- Big variety pile of decal sheets (mostly for modern bodies)
The Mi6 is such a nice piece of kit..... and has some of the nicest carbon and alloy parts of any touring car I've ever owned.
Osiris is the key.
"The world looks so much better through beer goggles... except Farmer in his underwear" - Ken
Look out for Todd K. - he's a convicted serial killer!!!
"The world looks so much better through beer goggles... except Farmer in his underwear" - Ken
Look out for Todd K. - he's a convicted serial killer!!!
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
Being a former fast electric boat racer, by habit, just about everyday of my life I look on eBay for vintage fast electric boats. Last week I found this and made a deal with the seller. New in box Parma Ski tiger supreme kit. Minus the matched 6 cell pack. Oddly enough it is packed in a Parma Follansbee pictured box, but the side box description is for the Ski Tiger and supreme is marked. So hull, full hardware, resister controller, a Parma K stock motor and this kit came with Prather stainless prop which were included unlisted with some of the supreme kits.
These were unique back in the day because they were the only US made fast electric kit sold with a driveline that mimicked the nitro boats of the day with a surface drive flex cable set up and even a Marine Specialties rudder. Pretty neat for an 80s electric rc boat kit. I had a few as a kid that I completely destroyed over the years and I built one a few years back with some modern hardware. This one will be build as Parma designed it with kit components.
PS, have any of the mods considered a boating sub forum? I spent nearly as much time racing fastcelectric boats as I did cars, I can’t be the only one
Oh well, here’s the new/okd project!!
These were unique back in the day because they were the only US made fast electric kit sold with a driveline that mimicked the nitro boats of the day with a surface drive flex cable set up and even a Marine Specialties rudder. Pretty neat for an 80s electric rc boat kit. I had a few as a kid that I completely destroyed over the years and I built one a few years back with some modern hardware. This one will be build as Parma designed it with kit components.
PS, have any of the mods considered a boating sub forum? I spent nearly as much time racing fastcelectric boats as I did cars, I can’t be the only one

Oh well, here’s the new/okd project!!
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
I received this NIB Novak Pit Wizard with purple Cyclone esc. I already had the other NIB Pit Wizard and PC Profile. They all look pretty good together.
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
That red gasket is ETA for AE 2.25 Stealth.

Those Mip Losi LRM bones are a cool hop-up. I have a set on my Pro SE.
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Lightly used. That little label wrinkle in the upper right is bothering me, but I'll get over it.

Hope you're doin' something fun.
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I picked up a new one many years ago. I was looking at it the other day trying to figure out what build that I would use it on.
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
Looks like my example is the RCD 10: 27Mhz, Futaba "J".
I've got a build with a Hitec lexan cased speedo, so I'm going for a complementary, clear cased receiver. The Dynamite Micro Pro throws it off with the red case. Although they are essentially identical receivers.
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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Re: So what did you get in the post today ???
All great builds start with a Tonka truck!
I see months of fun and frustration with this thing.

I build RCs like people would have done back in the '90s ..................................... if they had 3D printers.
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Ohhhh boy.... the memories!

Now I wonder how fast coxbros could make a rocket propelled big yellow steel Tonka dump truck go. hmm??
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