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 B.M.T.: 1979 ford f150  
Agreed, Crash. The grill detail in the body is just enough to get the decal straight, and the decal isn't much better. I might look at doing a whole grill and light cluster out of styrene. But, plenty of stuff to do before then ;)		 07/07/2012 04:00:34
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 B.M.T.: Blazing scout!..... o_<  
No mate, it's way too short. The longest wheelbase in the CGR range is the Chev Blazer, at 12.25'. You could fudge that one on.		 06/07/2012 08:54:49
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 B.M.T.: Holden efijy (by g.v.)  
Flat Out: Nor did I, but when I heard they were coming, I told the boss DO WANT!!1 Pininy, yeah, they actually have put more bulge in the guards than the real one, that leaves about a 6mm gap between the rim and the lip. But I think they were concerned about tyre rub at full travel. I do have some +5 axles for this particular chassis, I might have a play.		 26/06/2012 02:31:13
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 B.M.T.: Trfaux striker  
I don't know... I never got to race it ;) Now my Raider has borrowed it's shocks and rear shoes.		 04/06/2012 13:38:45
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 B.M.T.: Yes, i did this to a top force... the top force pumpkin  
Thanks guys. Crash, it would take a lot of shortening (This has an 11' wheelbase, the plastic 1/12th body is 8') and I don't know if you could suck the width in enough. Midnight Pumpkins seem to do well on M chassis, excluding the 03 because of the high servo position.		 08/04/2012 23:55:07
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 B.M.T.: Look what came my way..... :)  
The 2 speed manual speed control these had :) No smoothness		 11/03/2012 20:53:12
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 B.M.T.: Look what came my way..... :)  
Yes, indeed. The left mirror is gone, but that's it. No MSC, but as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't need a speedy to sit on the shelf, and there is no way I'd drive a vintage with a 2 speed bang box.		 11/03/2012 08:04:24
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 kyosho_collector: M03 fwd conversion to rwd and m03-m  
If you get chronic bump steer, you could fit the really long ball joints from the FF02 to the steering arms to level the tie rods out.		 11/03/2012 06:17:03
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 B.M.T.: Wheelbase corrected and 4wd  
On this one it is. Otherwise, no. Normally the rear axle is under the back edge of the wheel arch.		 27/12/2011 13:16:45
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 scollins: 3-d lexan grille details, make it pop  
That's looking really promising!		 27/12/2011 07:31:00
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 B.M.T.: Mt4-g3  
Thanks guys... and Jeremy, it's coming to make holes in the ground near you soon lulz.... 		04/12/2011 05:31:45
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 B.M.T.: Bug  
Thanks guys :) Funny you should say that, Baz. I am actually considering taking this to the RC drags that happen every now and then near here.		 28/11/2011 22:35:01
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 B.M.T.: 3racing f109  
Thanks guys. Dean, I've left it decal free by choice, going for more of a 'fantasy' theme more than realistic. djaxy, my local club runs on concrete with a grip additive painted surface and foams do not work at all. But thanks for the advise all the same ;)		 10/10/2011 23:00:07
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 B.M.T.: The fist 58502 listed on tc wooot! lol.  
Thanks guys. Tamiyamandan, yes, on the sticker sheet there are 3 little black squares for the job. Can't say that aspect of laziness on Tamiya's part impresses me much. I intend on filling the holes in a more professional manner.		 29/09/2011 23:45:12
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 B.M.T.: Ford escort mk1 - cc01!  
No, still 4Wd and I have to unlock the diffs... A little work to do :)		 11/08/2011 13:24:31
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 B.M.T.: Ford escort mk1 - cc01!  
Thanks guys. I haven't driven it yet lol. I might go with race styling, possibly... I'll see where it takes me when I start.		 11/08/2011 10:50:14
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 B.M.T.: Special ops. fav  
Thanks :) It's TS48 Gunship Grey		 09/08/2011 22:52:03
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 B.M.T.: Special ops. fav  
Yep, they are the old 'Adjustable Racing Shocks', I've had a set rolling around for years and years - Now they have a home. Thanks for the compliments, guys. 		09/08/2011 12:53:07
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 B.M.T.: Special ops. fav  
Yes indeedie, when I find the right lettering.		 09/08/2011 10:20:02
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 Origineelreclamebord: Scale traxxas monster or reinforced tamiya truck?  
That looks really good. Very 'factory' but without the bonus Goof that Tamiya generously provided.		 09/08/2011 00:23:53
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