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OK, this will be the thread for the June 2024 Build of the Month Contest.

Refresh yourself with the rules before entering - http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=35923

Please remember, no chit chat until all of the entries are locked in so they can stay grouped together.

GOOD LUCK!!!

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** Place Holders **

If you would like to enter the contest, create a post as a "place holder". DO NOT POST ANY PICS. You have until the 5th of the month to lock in a spot (10 entries max). You will then have 2 days to edit your post and attach the pics of your entry. The poll will be started on the night of the 7th. If you have not submitted your pics by then you will be removed from the contest.

My laydown suspension RC10

Novak Edge ESC
Novak Ballistic 13.5T motor
Novak XXL receiver
Savox SC1251 servo
. . .
The build is here:
https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=48591

Some videos of the steering and suspension weirdness in motion are here:

https://youtu.be/7QIo3qcXDbQ?feature=shared

https://youtube.com/shorts/ekFTM7OtfDs?feature=shared

Futaba FXT Stadium Racer. Fitted with a Speedworks Tony Neisinger 14x4, Futaba MC 210CB esc, FP-R112JE rx, and FP-S148 servo.

(Click on photos for larger image)

Tamiya Hornet, with all vintage with vintage upgrades, collected from a variety of sources over the years: blue-anodized oil shocks (front and rear), blue-anodized nerf bars, and blue-anodized rear sway bar, kydex front and rear bumpers (I haven't seen the rear anywhere else). Wheels are silver chrome covers on proline black wheels (rear) and silver painted Tamiya wheels (front). Rear tires are Prostar tractors. Front are vintage Tamiya 4.50 - 15 smoothies. Electronics include Japan Remote Control Co NER-102 receiver, JR NES-507 servo, Dynamite Power Pulse ESC, and a new plain stock motor with a Novak sticker (came to me this way).

I can't claim credit for the "King Cobra" livery body (which was an unexpected and lucky find along with an old beat up RC10 I bought off craigslist), but its in great shape and I really like how red color and copper accents (all painted) combine with the blue anodized parts. I had this car for while and was planning to paint a new body when I came across that one!

cheers!

Summer 1993. A Works91 in little used condition was for sale at the local hobby store where me and my best friend came regularly for a visit after school. Normally they sold Tamiya stuff only. From first view this Works impressed me like a spaceship. But unfortunatelly not my parents. Thinks got even worse: my best friend got green light to buy it. In August we both competed in a buggy race at our hometown, Heilbronn/Germany. His spaceship agains my Super Astute. We both were far from the top, but his car looked so much cooler and the drivetrain sounded so much smoother. After that, due to lack of money, he maintained it by tape, wire and superglue. Heavily worn out he sold it after he bougt a used YZ10 ´94 a year later from a team driver. Now, 30 Years later it's time to strike back: bought my car round about 2016. I equipped it exactly the same way my friend did: Novak HPc, Reedy Ultra 12 turn quad wind, Futaba Receiver, Futaba Standard Servo. Only the battery I used for my photos is a (better looking) Sanyo 1700 SCE while we used in 1993 black N-SCRCs. The (replica) body I bought years later, already painted, ready to install. The battery I hunted 2 weeks ago. I believe now it's ready to be shown finally.

RC10T built from a mixture if NIP parts, FanRC shocks, Andy's painted Team Moo-ish body, MCI decals, Reedy Ultra Mr. E, etc.

Tamiya Blackfoot AKA Redfoot Sassy Chassis Sees Aluminum Champ 500 wheels Sees Aluminum Knock Off Nuts Custom Aluminum Roll Bar Tamiya Type R Brushed Motor Proline Dirt Paw Tires Mip Diff. This was a big job to restore but I enjoyed doing it.

The poll is up guys. Good luck!

I can only see there being one winner here this month, but then saying that, I’ve always been a Yoke guy….

The engineering in that lay down shock setup has my vote anyone can do a period yoke with enough time and money, but there’s no substitute for design talent like that

Don’t get me wrong that yoke is awesome

"It's physics, maths and engineering. Machine it, draft it, build it, break it." M Patey


Chuck

I wanted to vote for that Blackfoot so bad, but that rc10 setup just blew away. Well done Frankentruck! BOTY just got really interesting.

Some nice entries this month but have to agree the lay down is sweet! Nice work Frankentruck!

The month is still early. There are a bunch more votes that have not been cast yet.

My son thinks the race driver sitting on the battery box is awesome! He'd go straight to that rally car if it was on the shelf in my home. That FXT belongs in a Futaba sales brochure. It even has a nice set of the rare as hen's teeth wheels. The Hornet has the rare blue aluminum nerf bars my friends and I always wanted (would have gone on my Traxxas Cat). The Yoke is a nice racer package and isn't another green Masami car (even though those are cool!). Yo Ko Mo! The Team Moo 10T is how I'd love my future rere 10T to turn out. And the Blackfoot has all the upgrades needed to make it a serious runner, and look at that shine! There's a really nice variety of well executed RCs this month. I'm really proud of my build but the other entries are some seriously cool rigs.