Team Associated @SEMA
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
That full size RC10 looks absolutely insane !!
Who do you race for ?
Me……. I race for me.
That’s impossible, I was told you need a sponsor to race.
Hey Cru ! Go balls out
Me……. I race for me.
That’s impossible, I was told you need a sponsor to race.
Hey Cru ! Go balls out

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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
Their website says something like, "we shot the molds in clear polycarbonate.."
Is "shooting the molds" industry standard slang for injection molding?
Or do they mean they shot the "molded" parts in clear poly with a printer?
They look too clear to have been though.
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
My take is shooting the molds is injecting the shot (plastic pellets) into the mold.
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
I immediately thought it was molded because of the little "R" in the pic. If it was a one off print, I wouldn't think it would have that detail.
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
Looking back, lost or stolen molds really isn't a valid excuse for discontinuing production. The RC10's nylon parts are small and simple so replacement molds could have been easily and cheaply made.
Anyway, AE needs to get back into the re-re game. I have a couple re-re Worlds cars but I'd really like a "Classic" kit -- or ten. Opening the box and building a new RC10 kit would be such a nice trip back in time.
Anyway, AE needs to get back into the re-re game. I have a couple re-re Worlds cars but I'd really like a "Classic" kit -- or ten. Opening the box and building a new RC10 kit would be such a nice trip back in time.
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
I’d be more interested if they actually released versions of their worlds winning buggies. Looks like they have them on display in the background of full size buggy shots. Anyone get pics of the line up on display?XLR8 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2023 12:40 pm Looking back, lost or stolen molds really isn't a valid excuse for discontinuing production. The RC10's nylon parts are small and simple so replacement molds could have been easily and cheaply made.
Anyway, AE needs to get back into the re-re game. I have a couple re-re Worlds cars but I'd really like a "Classic" kit -- or ten. Opening the box and building a new RC10 kit would be such a nice trip back in time.
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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
I’m assuming the body on the full size is held on with Velcro…. No body posts
Seriously sweet machine

Seriously sweet machine

Who do you race for ?
Me……. I race for me.
That’s impossible, I was told you need a sponsor to race.
Hey Cru ! Go balls out
Me……. I race for me.
That’s impossible, I was told you need a sponsor to race.
Hey Cru ! Go balls out

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Re: Team Associated @SEMA
I assumed the suspension was going to be assembled using "E" clips.MarkyDents wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2023 1:59 pm I’m assuming the body on the full size is held on with Velcro…. No body posts![]()
Seriously sweet machine![]()
Hope you're doin' something fun.
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