bearrickster wrote:once its built I dont think you will notice the flaws.
Once you get that belly pan from ROH73(Best ones out there) you won't see anything anyway and it'll keep it nice and blue. I'm thinkin it looks great so far and can't wait to see a Losi guys spin on something blue .
Todd
Peace and professionlism.....Kabunga signing off!!!
I really love this RC10 but not haveing a stash of Rc10 parts makes building one of these cars a little on the expensive side. I have a body and undertray on the way, along with a bunch of nip parts:
RPM blue
RC10 T bumper
B4 gear cover
RC10 front cross brace
B4 blue shock bushings
B4 shock rebuild kit
and blue battery thumb screw set
B4 wheel set
Parts I still need to order
ASC1282 turnbuckles set
B4 CVD set
B4 front axle set asc1585
soniccj5 wrote:How are you going to bring yourself to run this? It is going to look awesome!!
Who cares its just a RC10 its not a Losi just kidding I might not you never know I might just put it on the shelf. I have built several RC10's over the years somehow they always end up on the for sale block? I must say I needed something else to build but at heart I am 100% a Losi guy. this is one cool Rc10 so my plan is to keep this one for my collection. I have always wanted a Blue chassis RC10. But I must say it has inspired my next Losi build
Well I am bummed two hours in the dyepot this is what came out? this really sucks! I have dyed alot of RC10 towers, and parts over the years never had one turn out like this they wont take the dye?
bearrickster wrote:what do you guys think went wrong with the dye job?
with all those LOSI parts staring at them they were a little shy and didn't take as much as they should've...
With fiberglass the only way I've had success with dye is use the RIT liquid and keep it near boiling for a loonnnngggg period of time...and sometimes this still happens.
Todd
Peace and professionlism.....Kabunga signing off!!!