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Ok, so i havent really been much into R/C since i started paintballing, it was WAY too expensive to do both, and the thought of going all over the place to hang out with close friends was awesome. But, one night while pondering the expanse of the universe, i noticed that i had 10 or more high end paintball guns littering my floor. I though to myself why am i letting these things gather dust when someone else can use em. So i sold a few, and traded a few, but the trade that i think im happiest about is when i traded a gun for 2 RC10GTs with 2 radios, all the tools, extra glow plugs, 2 extra brand new motors, a 1/8th truggy and a bunch of other stuff.



Then i bought an RC10T roller off a guy on another forum for 12 bucks



So, my plans are currently to get the conversion for the buggy that jconcepts sell for the RC10T and buy the Chassis that makes the RC10GT into an SC10GT basically.

nice roller for 12 bucks?! sweet deal. i was also into paintballing, but that sport has dwindled off so much. i barely find the time to go anymore, let alone anyone to go with me. gratz on your new RC's welcome, goodluck with your builds

Lol, ya paintball went from not really steep to a super steep curve and you either play in the woods, or you play tournament style ball. Idk why but thats what it did. Im lucky enough to be able to play on a team that goes to the national events so its still alive in my mind. Thanks for the kind words, itll be quite interesting learning the ins and outs of these things.

Got the roller in the other day, found out it has a Reedy Modifieds Ultra Series Mr. A motor in it, and an older receiver. i have a few parts ordered for it, and the steering servo that was included works well, now i just need to find a shell for it and finish putting it together. the other 2 are still in the mail, but i guess thats what happens when you get large things in the mail...