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can you dye kydex? i never tried it.

me neither

i guess you'll find out. don't melt it.

I found this on the back of the RC10 leaflet distributed with the first 6010 kits, could that be the inside of Jay Hallsey car

It's probably just as easily a prototype or a photoshoot car as it is Jay's. And, if it is Jay's it's probably not the same car that you're trying to recreate. The one in the shot looks like it's a prototype, check out those shock towers. Also, it doesn't look like the shocks have the plastic adusters or the stock bottoms under those balloons or whatever they are. Since you're trying to recreate the car that Jay won the 1985 World Championship with, it seems very unlikely to me that his car would have had those leftover prototype parts. It might have had some parts that weren't in the kit though.

One more thing to keep in mind. Do you have any actual pictures of the #4 car, or are you just going off that AE illustration? Illustrations aren't always 100% accurate.

Oh, and I just remembered one thing. On that RC10 video that AE is still selling for like 2 bucks, Jay is on it and he shows what his car looks like under the body. But, I'm pretty sure it's a later Champ Edition car.

Here's some early Christmas presents for you. Might not be the #4 car, but hopfully you can pull some good ideas from what Jay's Worlds car would have looked like. Better get out the dremel.

I've never heard of anyone dying Kydex. I'd just keep searching for a black bumper. Or just paint this one black until you find a real black one, then dip this one in brake fluid to take the paint off.

Here's another very interesting photo.

A 4wd #4 car.

Those are some cool Jay Halsey pics! That 4wd is extra sweet!!!!!!

Hey look at that, an ORANGE stripe in the paint job...












His blue is metallic, too.

Thanks for those great pics, it reminds me so many things... AWESOME

I will never consider to use my Dremel on my only new built gold tub though, sounds too weird to me

Asso_man! wrote:I will never consider to use my Dremel on my only new built gold tub though, sounds too weird to me

You only live once, why not add a little excitement. buzz, buzz, chop, chop.

I found your bumper on ebay. Attatched to a car with a couple other cool parts for a decent price,

http://cgi.ebay.com/Associated-RC10-Vintage-Original-RC-10-Team-Car-Stealth_W0QQitemZ220052143384QQihZ012QQcategoryZ34063QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks for the link, unfortunately the seller only ships to the US, and I live in Europe (Belgium). Anyway, it's not a JG bumper in that auction, I think it's more like a parma or something

Looks like JG to me... they made two kinds. One that attached to the front of the RC10 noseplate, and one that went under the chassis. I had both kids for differrent types of chassis plates.

Yep, ok, but I'm searching for the one that attaches to the front, not the underside, the quest goes on, stay tuned

Asso_man! wrote:The Jammin Jay wing is now mounted

It wont be complete withou the correct rear tires.